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Originally Posted by malloyd
Of course you can. You can select a preferred frame in which the physics are defined. That works fine, but you have to abandon the notion there is nothing but coincidence that's special about that frame.
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Agreed. I'm just saying that if you do (abandon the Postulate of Relativity) you can end up with a case in which travel occurs along a space-like interval (FTL in some inertial frames of reference, backward-in-time in others, instantaneous in boundary cases) but it is not possible for any signal from the arrival event to get back within the past-ward light-cone of the departure event.