Agree, it would be like a worm hole in curved space. Excluding curved space, wouldn't it also be true that if just one observable phenomena violates c, then c itself must fall within a larger set of undetermined maximums?
I don't believe FAQ's are intended to dismiss any discussion of a similar subject. FAQ's can also provoke further discussion.
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