Wow, thanks for these links! This is really cool stuff.

It would be fascinating if it could be proved with further experiments that in certain conditions energy really can move faster than light speed. However, this is energy and not matter. E=MC2 says that as a particle approaches light speed, its mass will increase until at the actual speed of light it would become infinitely massive, and time would stop. Relativity has been tested many times over the past decades and LinearAQ can probably tell you how physicists have to make small but significant adjustments to the trajectories of spacecraft in order to guide them with precision.

The second link really is gratifying. It would seem to be empirical evidence of the existence of telepathy, which to me appears to be a real phenomenon anyway. Einstein was uncomfortable with some of his own findings, he was quite a conservative person at heart, and he sometimes worked to compensate for those findings that he didn't want to accept. He didn't like quantum physics, for example, and he didn't like the possibility of "spooky action at a distance."

So yes, Einstein wasn't right 100% of the time. I don't suppose anybody is. However, that is not justification for throwing out his whole body of work, especially since much of it has been experimentally verified. What we may find in future is that he becomes a figure much like Newton, who was correct about much but didn't grasp the fuller picture. Knowledge builds upon knowledge in science.

I still fail to see what your point is CTD, maybe you can clarify. This thread is about a 6,000 year old universe. Do you think you have evidence that the universe is 6,000 years old?