Can intelligence be sent without a carrier?

Intelligence, in the context of information or data, typically requires a carrier or medium for transmission, such as electromagnetic waves, sound waves, or physical objects. Without a carrier, the conveyance of intelligence is not feasible, as there would be no means to transfer or communicate the information. However, concepts of telepathy or non-material communication have been explored in fiction and theoretical discussions, but they lack empirical support. In practical terms, a carrier is essential for the transmission of intelligence.