Using this model it is not possible to create ontologies that include superluminal particles, and it is not possible to propagate information faster than light speed, even though our waves propagate spherically and a collapse changes the phase-modulating mass-energy field for all possible points on that sphere (see also: speculation, below).
[Spoiler: it's not practical!]
Controversially, in this picture, it would be possible to transmit information faster than light speed, but only by inference and not with total certainty, because the lack of a signal does not constitute a proof of information.
When the flux density of a transmitter, as felt by a receiver, is reduced by the presence of a body that is less distant than the receiver from the transmitter, the body is conveying information instantly to the uncollapsed boson shell, need only propagate a little further before being noted as present (or missing) by the receiver.
If the state of the body can be manipulated to reduce the amount of flux that it collapses, then it would be possible to transmit information. This setup can be achieved using a coherent source and a likewise tuned coherent body, but it would be practically difficult to control, because (a) the body's position would need to be aligned in phase and position, to within , where may be of the order , and (b) it would be prone to environmental interference.
Clearly, this is well beyond experimental capability.
