[AntiGuv]

They don't really say in the article, but are they claiming that they have transferred information at a speed greater than the speed of light?

Yes, see my post #5. As I understood the previous experiments, when they split atoms, the resulting particles had the same spin. If they reversed the spin of one particle then the other particle's spin instantly reversed with no time delay due to distance. By using that method, you could communicate instantly with binary code, or if you design a mechanism to respond to the atom's spin, then you could hypothetically control things by remote over any distance.

The particles appear to have some inexplicable communion with one another that operates outside our current conception of the physical universe.

[RightWhale]

some inexplicable communion with one another that operates outside our current conception of the physical universe.

This theory would be the Inexplicable Communion Theory. Careers are changing as we speak.

[B Knotts]

So how does this affect causality, if at all?

[StriperSniper]

If they reversed the spin of one particle then the other particle's spin instantly reversed with no time delay due to distance. By using that method, you could communicate instantly with binary code,

Sub-space communications? ;-)

[Lee'sGhost]

"The particles appear to have some inexplicable communion with one another that operates outside our current conception of the physical universe."

Just damn! That comment gave me a chill. Is it possibly an effect (and evidence) of a fourth dimension?