See, that can't possibly be true. If it was, then anything he used his power on would be locked in one position in space as the planet moved away from it at incredible speeds. Shards also can't manipulate time, any time manipulation they appear to do so is pure trickery using dimensional shenanigans. Since Clockblocker isn't causing people and objects to go spinning off into space every time he uses his power, it can't be a complete freeze of all movement. Hell, if he was completely freezing all movement like that, he'd be killing anyone he used that power on for longer then a few seconds because they would be unable to breath and their blood would be unable to flow.
We do not know that Shards can't actually affect time. As far as I'm aware, whether it is actual time manipulation is addressed only twice in canon, with the full Path Shard being able to look at the actual future, locate one that meets a set of criteria, and then find a way to reach that future, and the second being a comment about Grey Boy's time loop at the start of Golden Morning. The first is described as being absurdly energy intensive to run, at least when looking forward 300 years, but it is described as looking, not modelling. Fanon says that the time stuff is all advanced modelling, but that is just that, fanon.
Moving to the specific case here, locking an object relative to a gravitational reference frame is fully supported by some models of how gravity works, though we know less about the time aspect of that equation. Since the entire object is frozen simultaneously, the inability for blood to flow or breath to be drawn is absolutely meaningless, since none of the processes that rely on those to happen are, themselves, happening.
Ok?
My main point in my first post was along the lines of "why wont taylor tell anyone?".
We know this is why Thinkers can't read Eidolon. Taylor has no reason to think her power is unusual in returning any answer at all, since she, who has had powers for a month, most likely has never learned that. They aren't just inaccurate about him, they return no answer at all, or so it seems from the little canon has to say on the matter.
The other side of this is that the author responded that Taylor
is going to tell somebody, in the next chapter. What exactly that will entail, we can only speculate. My guess is another round of power testing.
