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We can hypothesize that entanglement is a kind of coding that produces the observed behavior. That's not inconsistent with a hypothesis that light speed cannot be exceeded.
This whole different angle of observation approach is just saying that we don't have the technology at this point to decipher the "programming" of a quanta in its entirety.
The idea that two tiny particles can communicate complex information across any distance at any speed... that's not following Occam at all.
I don't want to say impossible, but it looks like magic now, and I won't be around to find out if it still looks like magic in 100 years.
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