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Do we know why there is a speed limit in our universe?

TheQuantumMan · 2016
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This question is about why we have a universal speed limit (the speed of light in vacuum). Is there a more fundamental law that tells us why this is? I'm not asking why the speed limit is equal to $c$ and not something else, but why there is a limit at all. EDIT: Answers like "if it was not.." and answers explaining the consequences of having or not having a speed limit are not -in my opinion- giving an answer specifically to whether there is a more fundamental way to derive and explain the existence of the limit.
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