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[BluePlusSymbol]

The ToS also states that the device can't guarantee your clone will be the same person as you

[chrisprobablyananimator]

This is why I prefer traveling via warp speed instead. That or stable wormholes

[macdx]

Respawn point insurance. Everyday scan your body. If you die in an accident, you are rolledback.

[Aelfraed]

The last part of the video is why I think there's a high probability that teleportation will only be used to transport goods.

[ashb]

I feel like SOMA tackled this question pretty dang well. I don't think when you make the transfer you are transferring the same person who started the teleport, but making a new identical copy of you, and deleting the original. Like if you got in that thing, *you'd* be dead, end of story. Meanwhile, another version of you takes your place, and no one is any the wiser, not even that version of you.

[shyper]

"Teleporting... Please keep your computer on."

[rententee]

"You" don't get to go anywhere, only "a you" does

[plant_king_eli]

Thing is, when you are reconstructed, its basically a copy of yourself, your old conscious is destroyed and a new *you* is created. Think of it as dying, but a copy of yourself with your memories is alive and born.

[tronsonic]

All the people who've seen SOMA understand why it's better to take warp speed travel over "teleportation".

[BillRanter]

I love that you guys acknowledge that whatever appears on the other side might not be you at all or maybe even a dead body. I always knew that even science would agree that completely destroying a living organism and reforming it at a different point in space would more than likely kill the organism.

[Arkanian-]

You die and a clone of you gets to live

Never travel on a hypothetical teletransporter, you will hypothetically DIE

[wonderquestor]

Technically it could be used to cure diseases as well. If you have a cancerous tumour, you can program the machine to not recreate it when it beams you to the new location

[LuicaHanton]

“ record the tiniest particles in your body”

Heisenberg: “doubt.”

[joshuakerlin]

Translation: you are killed and then a copy of you is made somewhere else.

[hb]

"Slow internet connection, please stand by"

[sam_c]

The disclaimer at the end about consciousness deletion is exactly why I've decided that if teleportation ever were to become a thing, I would not ever be using it.

[legendtofight]

This is why i don't like this kind of teleportation. I don't want to die and be reincarnated somewhere else

[Hlebuwk]

SOMA is a pretty good horror game that comes to mind, there are people who were uploaded into robots and still think they are people in that game

[КонстантинГригорьев-йф]

Thats basically death, but then somewhere your clone appears and lives your live.

[crunchysteve]

The terms of service at the end, comedy gold!