> Why do we consider communication faster than the speed of light so unbreakable? Because it's the definition of the simulator we inhabit. c isn't some random

> Why do we consider communication faster than the speed of light so unbreakable? Because it's the definition of the simulator we inhabit. c isn't some random thing to do with light that we observe and find curious, it's literally the nature of the universe. The universe is "a place where the speed you can propagate information is : c". The speed of light follows from that, not the other way around. So if that's breakable, then we made some very big invalid assumptions over the past 200 years. Also, it's questionable that "we didn't think humans could fly through the air". Obviously some people did think that was possible, otherwise they wouldn't have tried to do so. We had birds and bats as existence proofs too. And balloons.