FTL: Is Faster-than-Light Information Relocation Theoretically Possible?

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The discussion centers on the theoretical possibility of relocating information faster than light. It suggests that, based on the principles of relativity, such relocation is likely impossible or nonsensical. The consensus emphasizes that all physical phenomena, including information transmission, must adhere to the speed limit set by light. Despite the romantic notion of faster-than-light communication, the scientific understanding firmly supports the idea that information cannot travel faster than light. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the constraints imposed by current physical laws on information transfer.
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However the question here is phrased a bit differently:
Is the relocation of a piece of information from one spot to another in a shorter time than c-speed light would cover the distance theoretically possible? Or at definitively least not ruled out to be impossible.

From what I know of relativity I'd wager the answer is either "no" or "your question is nonsensical", but I like to throw a bone to the romantic in me once in a while.
 
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Information is transmitted in some physical way. All physical phenomena must travel no faster than light so information cannot travel faster than light.
 
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