[js1138]

I think he's referring to quantum entanglement. Which still doesn't allow information to be sent faster than light.

[RightWhale]

There is something that can be transmitted faster than light. I think it is called phase state, but I will see if I can find the article.

[RightWhale]

According to Singleton at Oxford, distributions of electrons and ions can travel faster than the speed of light when the dielectric material is polarized while individual electrons or ions cannot. He is experimenting with an antenna using a special polarization current distribution where the radiation falls off more slowly than the inverse square law. But perhaps eddy currents are confusing the result. Research continues.