"Nothing can go faster than light" is just a convention and is not experimentally confirmed.
IIRC there are a few things that go faster than speed of light (e.g. universe expanding).
"Spooky action at a distance" is also not known very well. That could also break the speed of causality law. While Bell's theorem hints that this is not the case, there are some exceptions to Bell's theorem.
Right now a lot in physics are just convention like energy conservation and symmetry.
We need another paradigm upgrade to understand these things.
IIRC there are a few things that go faster than speed of light (e.g. universe expanding).
"Spooky action at a distance" is also not known very well. That could also break the speed of causality law. While Bell's theorem hints that this is not the case, there are some exceptions to Bell's theorem.
Right now a lot in physics are just convention like energy conservation and symmetry.
We need another paradigm upgrade to understand these things.