Will Teleportation Ever Be Possible?
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2024
- Forget electric cars, teleportation is the real transportation of the future! OK, that might be a stretch, but scientists actually have had some luck making this sci-fi fantasy a reality... sort of. Trace looks at the current state of teleportation research.
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That moment when you're in the middle of a teleport, and your wi-fi goes down...
To be honest I think teleportation should be used as a high speed postal system
No more waiting a month for your eBay order from china
Ya i ordered somthing from china and it takes forever
I wonder what takes them so long
It only takes 2 weeks for one of those container ships to go from china to Australia and only a few hours by plane so why does it take up to a month?
Hmmm
It would be interesting to get a friend of mine to send a package from china to me with a GPS tracker inside and see where it goes
I wounder maby that would be cool
I know this is old but as soon as we can transport non living objects... the shipping industry itself may fall apart.
+Drake Fellwing send your pizza right to you, photon by photon.
+TheFlyinSquid as long as it's less then 30 minutes...
Drakorus Felving That might be a good thing with how many more things are shipped nowadays.
The shipping industry is already slowing down because of 3-D printers so by the time teleportation comes around 3-D printing may be just as quick or as useful
wtf. teleportation would be extremely expensive.
Wait... Can they disassemble a human body... Then store it for a million years and then assemble it back? Time travel?
Either that or use cryogenics.
***** Wouldn't that freeze the person and then give them danger of death?
It would which brings me to my concern for teleportation. If it is possible, wouldn't just the physical body teleport and not the soul?
***** Hmmm soul... It will teleport the consciousness... Right?
TiSnDd Gaming I doubt it would. At least not in our lifetime will it. I think first we must be able to master telepathy.
So if teleportation means killing someone and then reconstructing him in another place, then this also means that its possible to resurrect humans/animals that have died? If their information has been saved of course.
This brings up more questions. Will the teleported person be the same, or someone else, but with the same brain, thoughts, as the other? If we had the ability to do this, would we be willing to die, in order to have an exact clone of ourselves live on with our memories?
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I think they would need to be able to read peoples thoughts somehow 1st lol! then store the memory's and be able to upload them back into the mind.
memory is also stored within the information that is gathered by analysing the exact order the atoms of the teleported person are in. I mean everything you remember subconciously or conciously is ''saved'' in synapses of a special kind on a special places connected to special synapses around it
Its similar to cloning and 3d printing. Yes we could but that poses the question "where does consciousness actually reside and is there a soul". No real way to test that beyond this. Clones have a seperate consciousness so i would think the new constructed you would also. Science would probably say that consciousness resides in the memory which could be constructed in exact replica of the original and possibley have both of you conscious at the exact same lvl but as one would die before the other was constructed then it would be no problem. Either way, scary stuff and it seems like it would be an experience to go through.
Yeah... I wouldn't teleport. That "Dying in the middle" part and being reconstructed is... You don't live again. You die, your consciousness dies, then a perfect copy of you saunters away somewhere else. (Am I the only one who thought Doctor Who when they thought of that?)
that is exactly what i was going to type. cept the doctor who thing, ive never seen that show
My mind went to The Prestige.
"you" are the current brain activity going on at the place and time: here and now. You are always "dying", you just have memories of a time not very long ago so it seems you have been here the whole time. A reconstruction would "feel" as if "you" right now suddenly appeared somewhere else some when else while in the middle of reading this with no explanation, everyone is "I", the memories hold a somewhat coherent flow to allow this misinterpretation of themselves.
Matthew Graham The only problem with your definition is that you ignore the fact that matter is a necessary component of brain activity. And the sum of all changes within your body occur gradually, not sudden.
***** M2, lol.
I'd never do it. Probably wind up with my face on my behind, like when Patrick pissed off King Neptune.
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Hang on, if we did die would we remember what it's like to be dead or would we forgot everything from after we were teleported?
or would it even be us or just a copy of us, and the real us be dead, but the copy have the same memories we did before and other people nor the clone that has just been "born"wouldnt even notice we are dead.
+Alexei Kafe (that was a question)
+Alexei Kafe hmm...
last thing I remember I disintegrating, and now I'm here. lol. I guess it depends on if the process started at your feet
+megatoadsworth If everything was reconstructed as it was, then the state of your brain, and therefore, your memories, would remain intact. That organ and your mind are not exempt from the physical principles that govern any other matter.
would teleportation be easier if wormholes were used instead of deconstructing and then reconstructing the individual or the item?
If by easier you mean you wouldn't die then yes. But wormholes are waaaaay harder to do than entanglement. We were able to teleport single particles back in the 90's but a wormhole would take so much energy we would essentially be technological gods by the time it became practical.
You die every moment of your life, and a new you takes over. How's that different from destroying the you that exists right now, and having a new you that's exactly the same being made far away at the exact same time.
Every time you fall asleep you die, someone else wakes up in your body thinking they are you. You are alone trapped in your in own mind, the world around you is your lie. Soon you will be nothing, never again will you see colors, never again will you hear sounds, never again will you be anyone.
Life eption
everyone knows you need a good buffer system
Quantum communication to distant bodies in the solar system will be a good use for it.
I'd be afraid that I'd die, and the transported version of me is just a copy. But the copy wouldn't know he is just a copy, because he'd have my memories, and everyone would just think I'm not dead.
I was under the understanding that would be what happens. But you could just use them to transport goods. Take I don't know a couch do you care if the original was destroyed and you just have an exact copy?
*****
Actually I have seen even scientists say that teleportation would be your technical death. Also I dont think the copy would be as good. I would think every time this cop goes through the teleporter the copy would be more and more degraded every time.
Because think about it with say a VHS if you make a copy of a copy there is a degradation in picture and sound quality. I think eventually no one is going to like what comes out of that teleporter.
Such an ancient comparison cx
That's a debate... But atleast objects could be teleported an moved around easily...
avmf8 A system loses information through a process called interference. The integrity of data in a signal is compromised due to such interference. However, there is a way to get around this problem. Its called data compression.
teleportation will kill you and you wont be brought back to life there will just be an identical clone of you. thats why i think warping time and space would be a better option for teleporation if it ever proves to be possible.
It also means they could read you, store the information in digital format, NOT destroy and reconstruct you right away, wait for you to die of natural cause and then reconstruct you as a young person from the digital information they had captured. Did I just describe incarnation?
+Suraj Jadhav yes you did
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+eXCeed_1987Xx But cloning means creating another exact same object where both objects will exist at the same time. I am talking about letting one die and then give him birth again from the digital information that was captured.
+Suraj Jadhav No you described bunshin no jutsu
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but what about teleporting a germ. How long before we can do that?
a long way, with a living thing you need to reanimate it, plus in bacteria (a germ is a harmful bacteria so I would highly doubt they would use one) there are extremely complex molecules in it and teleporting even a simple molecule (H2O, H2, O2, CO2, ect.) has never been done (as far as I know). All of that considered the first step was teleporting light (photon), next an atom (which was the cesium atom which is relatively complex). The next step would be a simple molecule (like listed before), then increase in complexity till you get to molecules like proteins, after that you want to send viruses (not exactly life but close enough). After being able to teleport viruses, the simplest single cell organism will be next, than in crease in complexity, after that you would want to teleport small and simple multi-cellular organisms and increase in complexity till you reach humans, after that you will reach the desired point of the technology that you wish.
I think teleportation is the future, would be so awesome, I hope it will happen in my lifetime.
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Now I know we still are very far away from teleportation technology but I also want to know why do we need this deconstructing and reconstructing process. Isn't there any process where we can remove the gap between the destination like "Ground bridge" from Transformers Prime or "Anywhere door" from Doraemon.
Teleportation machine can be used as time machine. If i transform myself to data and then make it travel very very long distances and resurrect there, it will resurrect me as the state i was in before i transformed myself to data. IF the data had travelled say a distance that took it 500 years to reach. I would then be resurrected in the future. But then i wouldn't be on earth. probably.
make a video explaining the concept of how being teleported would completely work and the definitions of all those big science words you use. i am a learner :P really keen on all this stuff.
The hyperloop is a much better investment.
In a way that was the point I was trying to make. That even if our bodies are destroyed during teleportation and rebuilt with all new atoms and energy, as long as our memories and personality are the same then we are still the same person. So is it so bad if our bodies are rebuilt after teleportation? I mean it would really suck if it was super painful but if it was painless, who could tell the difference between the person at the start and at the end.
Bread is the key source of teleportation.
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No. Only Iconian teleportation.
If you took a car and over several years later you replace every part - nut and bolt - would it be the same car.....If you disassemble every atom of a human and reconstruct it somewhere else, would it be the same person? Isn't teleportation just like sci fi cloning (atom by atom rather than DNA cloning), but destroying the original?
I was thinking exactly the same thing. Actually, I have been pondering this problem for years. Basically what could happen, is that you die as every particle in your body is teleported and reassembled. Even though the final product would have the same memories and would look and act the same, it might be that the old you's thought has been cut off. Basically, you would never see the destination in which the new you is. You are dead, and the new you takes over. The scary part is that no one could tell the difference, and the new you doesn't know that the old you is dead.
Imagine if you kill someone before you are teleported. Should the new you be held legally responsible for the murder of the old you? And I thought I was the only one to think of these things.
Darren Luke Technically yes, s/he has the same motives and tendensy as the original, so s/he has also the same responsibility.
Im not trying to start a religious argument here so please don't take it that way. But that's assuming you have a soul. If we are just a bunch of cells working together and the illusion of a conscious is just a biproduct. Then wouldn't it still be the same you. Instead of replacing the car piece by piece "cells" but instead disassemble it and the reassemble it in another garage. wouldn't it be the same? still drive, sound, smell, and consume fuel the same "conscious"?
spazzbit Car doesn't have a consciousness so it's not the same. If we ever see a real teleporter that can teleport humans you can go in if you want, just don't expect me to =)
For example if an apple is Teleported the apple is destroyed and then the digital information (1 and 0) is send to the other computer to reconstruct another apple with energy. The digital information (1 and 0) can be copied like songs and videos and that digital information (1 and 0) can be used at any time to construct an apple with energy.
So in other words its possible just not in our time period. This guy sounds like the ones that said we would never fly.
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2:15 although you don't die. the mention of what was is no longer what it was after the teleportation is in away like what happens to your body every 5 years. after 5 years your body cells and all that makes up your body have been replaced.
Except your wouldn't come back to life. A different person with the exact same traits as you will come to life. They'd essentially be a clone with imported memories.
This brings up a bigger question about what makes you...you. If your body is destroyed and rebuilt but you maintained your continuousness and memories, are you the same person? If you replace most your internal organs from an accident with donated organs, are you still you? what if they also had to reconstruct you with surgery? I think if the body is destroyed but the stuff that really makes you unique remains, like your mind and memories. Then does it matter if the original body is destroyed?
I'm thinking... if you become digitized, you'd need a medium to get transported through. I'm assuming this material will be identical to what we currently use to transfer our "digital" signals.
What happens if that cable is cut while you were being teleported, and the exposed wire connects into a conductive material?
Natually there would be a backup in case the transfer happens to fail. And when teleporting information, there are no cables connecting the two ends. They just encode your ''atomic data'', and faster than light, or rather, instantly, the information ''gets'' to the end point where the information. Using that data to reasemble on the end point.
In a hipothetical world where teleportation uses wires to transfer data, that exposed wire would lose some of the information, and the conductive material would simply receive a shock, possibly ionising the material, abit. Thought it also wouldn't make sense to transport data that way, it would be too slow.
Bruce Vieira Lopes Now, I don't understand the method of teleportation that you mentioned. Are you saying this is possible, that there is evidence proving a wireless offering for teleportation? Or is it simply a semantics problem, where "teleportation" means quite literally that to you, whereas to me the definition is more loose in that I consider being digitized and having your digital make-up transported through a medium to be later reassembled to be teleportation.
_it also wouldn't make sense to transport data that way, it would be too slow._
True, my scenario was about using current technology standards; it was however, a thought experiment on its actual feasibility, not on its logistical feasibility. In an adjusted scenario, it is theoretically possible to send data through fibre optic cables at near-light speeds: assuming true teleportation isn't possible, transferring our digitized selves through fibre optic cables is the most realistic application of this technology, barring any unforeseen consequences.
Good point, but are you willing to extend a cable between planets? :p and trust it won't be broken by space debree? As for teleportation, because of moors law, technolog´'s power is doubling every two years, so we might be able to find diferent aproaches, though teleportation has always been inspired by the popular sci-fi show Start Treck, where teleportation is wireless, we might start discovering wormholes as alternatives to teleportation. The thing about life, is that are most of the time, manny solutions to a single problem. Surely venturing into unknown territory will always have unforseen consequences, but hey, that's the price to pay for such big leaps. Though, we can avoid them most of the time. When Government or money don't get involved that is.
radio waves, bruh... or some other kind of waves. maybe light signals, it would be extremely complicated but it would be faster than cables connected between planets and solar system etc, how I trasnfer data to you right now would be the answer. The internet is basically radio waves transferring data between machines
All, I can say for sure is that the data transfer part is something our current technology is able, heck, we already use it in our homes, like Prochy said, radio waves! (Wi-fi, Phones, etc ) About your question Un1234l , I heard that we have the tech to teleport an atom using a field in science ( in Phisics) called quantum phishics, where they talk about a process called quantum entanglement, in witch two particles get entangled (paired with one another), and then, you can change the property of one, and the other changes instantly (not at the speed of light, instantly!), much of how this works is up to the people of the field, but think about the posibilities! We could further blur the line of science fiction :)
Most popular project right now I believe is Quantum Computing, a new type of computer.
From what I understand, and I don't know everything, it is a copy of you that will become aware at the other end when the process is complete. You would, depending on the theoretical technique, either still be here or be destroyed by the process. It would continue on thinking it is you as it has all your memories and experiences up to the point of scanning. So the you here would cease to exist and the copy elsewhere would come into existence. Hope that helped.
Damn Heisenberg seems to be wrecking everyone these days.
+john smith i get it
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Holy crap xD
Didn't expect that!
That was awesome!
Did you know that that is actually a misquote? The closest thing Kirk ever said to that in the Original Series was, "Scotty, beam us up!"
Hell if teleportation took that long, it should be considered time travel.
***** time space teleportation, time is a dimension anyways, we just cannot perceive it, as we are in only in one part of the entire plain at a time.
anticphenix good point
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I've thought about this for a while and it is as he says, you would die as the teleportation took place. When "you" arrived at the end location, "you" would feel as you, only it would be a copy - a perfect copy, perhaps, but a disassembled and reassembled copy. All sorts of philosophical question arise from this, as your conscience would be destroyed and rebuilt, leaving the end result never knowing if the initial self that went into the machine is who he remained at the end.
I think we communicate fast enough. Scientists need to stop speeding up telecommunications and focus on solving real problems!
I would not teleport if given the chance. It's too risky. I'd try replicated food, though! Remember that Star Trek marvel? Food replicators? Imagine it. An end to hunger.
an end to profit as well.
3d printing
blind1337nedm Profit is nothing more than the mouth of greed. We will never have world peace until we have no religion and no need for food production ie. free food.
Sorry, but they can end hunger anytime they want. It just seems to many companies that food is a product and not a means for survival. If it's not making money then nobody gets it. Sad, but true.
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Humans will never have world peace no matter how freely available resources are. And if you remove religion, people will find other excuses for aggression and hatred.
There will always be the human ego; and there will always be some people whose egos make them want POWER over others. Thus, there will always be conflict and war.
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In order to teleport a human successfully, how do we transfer its conciousness?
All we would do is just create a clone, which is fine for objects but not for a living being!
We're far more complicated than just "atoms".
If teleportation worked on a human, all it would do is create a physical state of them.
If you were to teleport, you'd be dead. The person coming out the other end would be a clone of you, with all of your memories, who even remembers walking into the teleporter in the first place. No one would ever know you were gone, and no one could prove that the new person coming out the other end wasn't you. Your clone would think teleportation works fine, use another teleporter later, and be killed / replaced just like you were.
In other words, teleportation is terrifying.
Well yeah, I would try telportation, minutes brfore I die. so I can postpone my death... Win Win. :D
You are teleporting not going back in time.
what if we could programme ourselves while we are teleporting and replace the code that says were dying for a clean code with the same memories?
+Alexei Kafe after all, the thing teleporting us is a computer
I'm more interested to see if memory stays intact rather than the object. Like if you train a mouse to learn a specific pattern for food, would the mouse still remember that pattern after being teleported or would all memory be wiped?
i think, only god has the power to make possible, something like that....
m8. Too Stupid to Understand Science? Try Religion.
TheShockerKnocker make me.
TheShockerKnocker I tried to get your point of view. But I just can't stick my head up my ass
when we talk about god we have too much attention...
+Antony Xiao TOO stupid to understand either one. Try being you
i am not talking about the material stuff, i am talking about the information and everything else that mater is made from (and we dont know what and how yet), even if you recombine the same configurations of quarks and atoms and molecules, that mater will hold different information written in it, so it will never be the same whole as before. two things as example of what i mean: "water has memory" and "quantum entanglement". there are many things we dont know about mater
well, depends on your what you mean by "time travel". Time travel is possible (and has happened, specifically to astronauts) in the way of slowing down your relative time to be "shot" into the future. Basically the whole thing about the faster you physically travel, the slower time moves for you compared to everything else. It is possible to age 1 year while everything else ages by 10 years, essentially making you travel forward in time.
Regarding the destructive-reconstructive method, no. Never. Even the sci-fi fanboy in me is screaming "no!"
The danger and resource costs infinitely outweigh any possible benefit.
How the hell can we possibly teleport something if we can’t even get Wi-Fi to work on a plane?
And vista is underrated to death. It'll work so long as your teleporter drivers are up to date!
I never heard it before, but I always knew that in order to teleport something, you have to destroy it...
So as you also stated, I'd be dead if teleportation were to happen in our time. Even it if takes 1 minute to destroy and recreate the atoms in my body, I'd still be dead, and whatever is recreated is just a copy of me, not me...
So no, I would never agree with teleportation.
Unless of course, our brain evolves that much over the billions of years to allow us to teleport just by thinking:)
It is not that you die, but come back to life when they reassemble you. It is that you die, and then a perfect clone of you is build elsewhere. YOU (your memories, feelings, thoughts, etc.) would cease to exist, even though your surroundings couldn't tell the difference, since the clone would also have those same memories and feelings and so on. I would have to say no to teleportation, even if it was possible.
Teleportation Is an interesting though experiment which raises some interesting questions.
What is the self? What does it mean to die?
Is it the destruction of the physical or the ending of the consciousness murder?
Do we consider the consciousness to be belonging to a physical entity and hence destroyed or merely data which is preserved during teleportation?
I know we will be able to teleport soon. I’ve done it while playing Halo.
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This may seem a little off topic but it's not. This world is run mostly by people with the common personality type. There are a lot less percentage of people with either a soft personality, and even more-so an intermediate personality. My mom always said that if this world was run by people with an intermediate personality, we would have already have founded teleportation. Not because intermediates are smarter, but because they think much differently. Too bad I'm common!
thing is though, once you teleport something (destroy a unique arrangement of atoms, i.e. a human, object etc), you will then be able clone that thing as many times a you want (without the need to destroy anymore). meaning that once you teleport for the first time, when "teleporting" again, they'd be no reason to destroy the original (apart from inability to transfer later memories). yes, this will mean no "after memories" will be included created after the first teleportation but it also means infinite "yous" at the age of 21 😊. so we'd achieve, as well as cloning; immortality, the fountain of youth and...being able to live alternate lives (well technically), as we would need to find a way to merge the new memories of a later you into the earlier copy for the "real/current you" to be able to enjoy it. now that's a lot more than just mere teleportation right there, all achieved with one breakthrough! funny how the side-gains seem vastly more important (at least to me) and yet get no mention when this topic gets discussed haha
Solid, Trace
The problem with teleportation is that once you "die", you're not brought back. A duplicate is created from the digitized information your original body provided as it was deconstructed. Theoretically, your duplicate would be assembled and believe that it was you, however, you yourself would be gone. So every time you teleport, you are gone forever and a clone thinks it's you. Sheldon explains it better:
watch?v=PQZzSrAIp-E
There is a massive difference there though that all happens gradually and the minor changes are not stopping our stream of consciousness. An instant stop - copy results in your death and an exact replica. Which for everyone else is impossible to tell but for the person who died is useless.
Note that your thoughts, experiences and memories are shaped by your body to some extent. If you had three legs, your set of experiences would probably be quite different, as would be your memories. What your body allows or doesn't allow you to do, how your body perceives the world and how other people perceive you through your body all affect your inner self.
So pretty much it will be possible. We just need scientists to create technology that will allow us to teleport our atoms extremely fast.
It's an idea found originally in the Bible. Acts 8:39,40 the Apostle Phillip is teleported from Gaza to Samaria in Israel.
This reminds me of an idea I once read about. What if when you teleported, there was a mistake in the destination and your data ended up being reconstructed in two different places? Which one would be the real you? A rather interesting Ship of Theseus situation.
hopefully, yes! However, I've lead myself to believe that there are many dangers with a topic of such enormous power. Like one thing I think about is the space you travel through between point A - B, as short as it may be, practically infinitely small. I feel as if in that fraction of a moment you would be passing through field of infinite probability, or rather, anything you can imagine could be in between you and your destination, I'd go into to detail but the character limit be gets me.
Could the wave particle duality of light be acting like the bits or zeros and ones of a computer? In this theory the physics of quantum mechanics represents the physics of ‘time’ as a physical process. The spontaneous absorption and emission of light is forming a blank canvas that we can interact with turning the possible into the actual within our own ref-frame! Time is an emergent property with the future coming into existence photon by photon relative to the actions of the atoms.
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My worst nightmare would be entering the teleporter booth and seeing the computer running windows vista.
That near-death-experience or outer-body experience that you and many people experience is hypothesized as being the result of a mas-chemical release in your brain. That chemical is called DMT. There are even drugs available that use DMT and MAO inhibitors to brew a concoction that recreates that experience. Something you might find interesting in looking up.
I have been watching some stuff about quantum computers that use atoms at a kind transistor and when a radio wave is transmitted through it it acts like a switch and this can be made to do multiple calculations millions of times faster than our usual computers. So if all this gets up and running the possibilities are endless...... who knows.... cheers!
All right, now this is coming from "The Fly" standpoint because honestly don't know much more about teleportation other than ALWAYS CHECK THE POD before teleporting or your life will just get hella crazy.
Anyhoo. In the movie, they were talking about how transported being was recreated in the second pod and kind of "synthetic". Would that then make humans somewhat less "real"--i.e., give us super-human strength or abilities? Would we be EXACTLY the same person we were before teleportation?
Think about it, if teleportation becomes the transportation of the future, whenever someone teleports, as they're being transported, their data could be backed up, so that if something were to happen to them later that day, their back-up could be recovered. Of course this would take crazy amounts of storage, but who knows?
If teleportation were possible then regulations would without doubt be placed on it. I foresee one such regulation being that after a confirmed successful teleport the "Buffer" of memory which stored said data would be completely wiped. Besides that in order to assemble something with mass you must have mass to assemble it from. It would require large amounts of raw materials in very specific quantities to digitally clone someone like you suggest.
Actually, that type of capitalisation in a title is completely valid, although perhaps not as frequently used than capitalising all proper nouns in the title.
Say if the first time you teleported you stayed alive, would you think you're a clone?
This is in an example universe where you keep your consciousnesses
Instead of thinking of teleportation of large objects in the way of taking apart and then putting it back together someplace else. perhaps we need to go with more of a "doorway between two points in space" approach?
But i'm no physicist and i'm certain the actual physicists have thought of that and may even be looking into it, or it might just not even be possible.
No because obviously some of your memories or even body parts may get lost in the transfer. I don't think it is worth the risk quite in the beginning of things but as time progresses and the thought of teleportation becomes less new, in fact to the point that it is rare that anyone has not done some form of it I would give it a go.
The personality would be the same, it would be a clone, it's the same as cloning someone, then copying the memories over to the new person, the personality would be the same, but from the point where the implanted memories end would be where the clone and the original cease to be the same, their divergent experiences would make them distinct individuals (twins). With teleportation the original is killed, but to the observer the copy is indistinguishable from the original in EVERY human way.
You're correct. If UA-cam titles are to follow the rules of book titles, the only word in this title that shouldn't be capitalized is "be".
The photon wasn't "destroyed" then reconstructed, that would go against the conservation of energy firstly. secondly the photon is only indirectly measured while in a super position so you can manipulate the desired photon to match the quantum state exactly and you have than achieved teleportation.
2 questions
1. Do you notice the 10 (insert many 0s here) years or dose it go by like a blink to you.
2. Do you age during this. If not this would be a nice way to timetravel into the futcher.
A good analogy would be a fax machine. It reads the data, transmits the data, than reconstructs the data into a COPY of the original. The original still exists in this case, but the analogy holds up. The fax COPY has all the data (that can be another argument regarding imperfections of the copy every time it's resent and the degradation of a copy of a copy)... but it's still just a copy of the information rather than the actual original document.
Brings a new meaning to the game Bomberman
If it's possible, we as humans will find a way to do it at some point.
Despite how stupid we are to each other, humans are pretty damn smart when it comes to technological advances and right now our progress is EXPONENTIALLY rising. A very alarming rate, actually.
Exactly lol. People think we can have our memories stored on a PC and that is us, when in reality its only our memories, and not our living conciseness.
You do not "sort of" die - you die, period.
The thing reassembled on the other site will be a copy of you, perhaps it will have all of your memories and appear to be you to everyone else, but it is not you, you are dead and they are talking to a copy.
The only way I would ever agree to be "teleported" to another place would be if there was some kind of wormhole that i could travel through.
My idea of teleportation is not destroying and recreating an object but rather tapping into a wormhole and match it with the frequency of another wormhole present at your desired destination. It may shred you into strings but still better than the one shown in Star Trek.
Gravity defines "this" dimension. We need to concentrate on escaping "this" dimension. Then we can travel almost instantly, since "speed", let alone the speed of light, won't be an issue at all anyway.
about teleportation. have anyone thought about what happend if your recorded the self resonace frequency of a atom in one place then record the self resonace frequecny of another atom in another place and then swap the resonace frequencies, would the two atoms swap place by moving in opposite directions or would they transform into opposite atoms or would they get destroyed or would they heat up or would they explode or would they simply disappear? its a question you can ask yourself if you tried to tranlocate two atoms by swapping their self resonance frequencies by sounds. if atoms have a self resonace frequency of sound, how do we know they are not made of sound? what if sounds is able to move trough vaccum but you cant hear it because it is not able to reintegrate in distant object because the frequecies becomes canceled out or absorbd? its strage that atoms could have a self resonance frequency in the first place if the creation of the atom was unrelated to sound. not that i can prove any of this, but it had been cool if we could use a method like this to experiment with as this method require some complex equipement as you have to record the wave and use microphones to transfer the information between the two sources.
im not sure about the reconstruction part, i mean how can we know that my life doesnt just end in the destruction part and that the reconstruction is not just a clone of myself, a living being with the same memories and knowledge as me, identical in every aspect but still not me,
Also, might using a 3D printer that was capable of using pure energy as its printing medium, make processing the data of more complex subjects into the final location, more feasible?
If it can teleport your body, will it teleport your soul and your thoughts. What if your thoughts suddenly changed in the process? Basically, it would probably be likely that you are NOT YOU after you have teleported.
I think this is where some debate would arise with this technology. Is death in the body or in the energy from the brain. IF and this is a big IF, our continuousness could continue in a digitized state as it was in a organic form, would we be dead? The body would be, but if everything else could continue in that state, then is that truly death? There are so many things we don't fully understand, or future possibilities with technology that we have not conceived.
you seem to imply that our conciseness is not an inherit property of our physical form. what reason do you have to assume that if the body if copied completely 1 to 1,as is, that it will not have the same "mind" as well?
See it like this (not a perfect analogy, but no analogy is):
If you have all your work stored on a harddisk and somebody replaces every atom in the harddisk but doesnt actually alter the configuration, then all your data would still be there.
You'd have a new HD (the 'body') but the same data.
Gene Roddenberry thought up teleportation years ago for the original Star Trek, simply because he couldn't think up a way for the Starship Enterprise to land on planets. Ever since then, everyone's been obsessed with this physically impossible science fantasy.
That's like us comparing teleportation to the horse and buggy when you say that 3.02 x 10^32 gigabytes of information would take 4.5 x 10^18 years to teleport, when the F-35B/C Lightning II, SR-71, ICBM, the speed of a bullet or laser is currently in existence. The F-35 of teleportation will come.