Is there anything related to the idea that even though physics limits information to at most the speed of light, you can still guarantee that "two events c*t di

Is there anything related to the idea that even though physics limits information to at most the speed of light, you can still guarantee that "two events c*t distance apart both follow the laws of physics" in less than t time (0, really), so "the laws of physics affects things everywhere" is in some sense superliminal? Even if the inputs really only rely upon states which are together unknowable before t (which includes the knowledge that two events occur in the first place..) - in this sense, no information is transferred, I suppose.