Quantum Teleportation Made Possible! Scientists Achieved Near-Perfect Results

[@b088mohdzaid5]

I’m a computer science postgrad but I really want to explore this amazing field and now I’m thinking to pursue some degree in quantum field.

[@erzsebethyoung]

@@b088mohdzaid5 ...good luck on your journey

[@ericfaith2810]

Best 'O luck to ya! ☘️🍀

[@johnk4437]

Quantum communication via quantum entanglement is the Holy Grail of all Communications engineers and computer scientists. fantastic video thank you

[@starbucksguitarM-jc5oy]

As a communications technician who works with fiber and coaxial, this is very familiar to me. The repeaters will be nodes with quantum chip sets, and the sending and receiving devices will have error correction built into them. Very interesting.

[@LettersAndNumbers300]

This is true, I also heard you like error correction so we put error correction in your error correction so you can correct errors while you correct errors.

[@gerritsx9]

@starbucksguitarM-jc5oy how long till we have a feasible quantum infrastructure world wide?

[@starbucksguitarM-jc5oy]

@gerritsx9 yeah, I would say years. Maybe a decade... that's a pricey upgrade.

[@starbucksguitarM-jc5oy]

The fact they can do this within current infrastructure is big. It can sit with regular frequency waves...

[@starbucksguitarM-jc5oy]

@@LettersAndNumbers300 Lol!! FEC, MER and BER...Modem MODulate DEModulate

[@Jcom3030]

It’s almost as if this channel is slow dripping technology that is currently available but only to a few people behind closed doors and they’re dripping into the public.

[@kittywampusdrums]

My diaper is dripping. Please send help.

[@planetpless]

@@Jcom3030 Disclosure will continue to happen and we will finally break through the bureaucratic veil allowing humanity to continue uninhibited by the evil limitations of greed. So many things have been hidden and we’re in for quite an awakening 😉

[@debatable1984]

Computers, phones and AI are good examples

[@EzAlvin]

You got it…it’s true…

[@digiface]

It’s almost as if they read the article I read a week ago and made a video

[@rezadaneshi]

If entanglement is joining the fates of 2 particles in the same wave function, how come if one accidentally collided with another particle, the entanglement is broken and the surviving particle goes on unaffected? What's omitted here is the difference between two particles in the same wave function or two particles in two identical wave functions.

[@shaneconnor86]

given the explanation based on entanglement, how is it teleportation?

[@HighmageDerin]

Its teleportation of Data. instantaneous, no matter how many light years exist between the 2. Just think, It wont happen in your life time, but What if. in some far off future, this tech could be used to send a persons Information, Genetic structure, and Arrangement of Neurons, your memories. to a cloning chamber set up by robots across the galaxy to a new world. And who knows, this might be the entry point to creating a stable wormhole, ala Stargate, system. Like when Ben Franklin discovered electricity, which Alexander Gram Bell used to create the first telephone, where we now have video messaging. and it all started with a bolt of lightning hitting a key!

[@moonlitfoxling8448]

teleportation via fiber optics, plus China boasting they discovered something new as usual. "Basically just quantum manipulation through entanglement and observation" as someone else said

[@leif1075]

​@@moonlitfoxling8448so nust faster fober optics communication ypu mean not true teleportstion njsst manioulation via entanglement to rewuote your wuite..is that right??

[@bignut8466]

@@moonlitfoxling8448 can you explain in laymen terms I can barely comprehend the situation

[@thewrongaccount608]

@@shaneconnor86 it's not in the sense that all sci-fi geeks would agree with as teleportation.

[@rezadaneshi]

Entangled meaning. Entangled particles share one wave function. When Higgs boson decays into an electron and a positron and when we detect the electron's position, we know exactly where positron is across from it. That's entanglement.

[@crystalokay2245]

They mean string theory

[@franksmith3602]

Not sure it that's right.... Entanglement is when your girlfriend three best friends who are super models, ask you to join them with baby oil. Called one wave function .😂

[@jaymxu]

​​@@franksmith3602And not knowing when a threesome, foursome, fivesome or sixsome becomes an orgy is called String Theory. Or is string theory that white stuff?

[@wise8621]

🤣😂

[@mediamonk100]

@@franksmith3602 is that technically a Diddy wave function?

[@wayneharrison]

Quantum information, being transmitted (in Qubits, via a fiber optic cable, or some other link) from point A to point B, would still require a "synchronization bit" in a data packet, for the receiver clock to synch with. Meaning, a Photon is limited to the speed of light... whereas a Qubit is the equivalent to Superposition combination states 0 /1 (faster than light.) So, is there a synchronization bit clock, that breaks the faster than light barrier? OR, am I just missing something here?🤔

[@aquietpatron7281]

@@wayneharrison Faster than light communication has yet to be demonstrated. The ability to communicate and be certain that your message was not intercepted has been demonstrated. This greatly reduces the chances that a “man in the middle” cyber attack has taken place. The main takeaway is that communications will be far more secure, using quantum principles against conventional and quantum computing cyber attacks.

[@crypticsailor]

@@aquietpatron7281 it has *not* been demonstrated - that is fake news. If it's being governed by traditional computing then it is no safer.

[@azjaguardesign]

Transferring data classically is going to get a big boost in efficiency via quantum teleportation by decreasing the error rate thus allowing for an increase in speed of calculation if not speed in terms of distance travelled. 😊 3:15

[@sacredstarclairvoyantkat]

Brilliant job guys on quantum teleportation. Definitely a game changer and worth all the work and time you put into it.

[@ghenghisprawn6034]

Need to be more clear, is this communication still limited by the speed of light or is it instant. I've read a lot of "nearly instant" when talking about this.

[@rationalmuscle]

This is faster than light due to superpositioning.

[@teixopoison601]

@@ghenghisprawn6034 it's not about the speed of light, it doesn't move.

[@carpark1414]

So do we still need to wait for the classical data of the states to arrive in order to decode it? That's the clincher

[@TicTac-g7m]

Light (photons) move.

[@davidchapman3375]

@@carpark1414 quantum computing isn’t the same as a super computer or virtual server or classical computer in any way. It’s about taking realtime or historical but real-time is the ultimate goal , then using quantum computing to run an equation where each qubit is a variable, super-positioned with all potential outcomes of that variable. The more qubits, the more variables you can analyze at once. Eventually you can accurately predict the behavioral outcomes of any number of situations in real-time.

[@sjmediaonline]

How someone could prove that the entanglement is happening through the cable? Entanglement must happen through another dimension, need not use a physical wire. I am intrigued as a layman.

[@johnnyshinnichi1785]

That's what I don't understand. If one entangled particle can sense a change in the other, why do they need any physical connection between them?

[@shirowolff9147]

​@johnnyshinnichi1785maybe for guidance or just monitoring

[@digiface]

Particles can so far only be entangled locally, with the exception of entanglement swapping. To get them into useful position it seems you have to transport them, and I imagine this is one of the purposes of trying to use existing infrastructure

[@sjmediaonline]

@@digiface Make sense... Thanks!

[@cursedkennedy7605]

They're all thinking about it in-correctly and getting caught up on the definition of entanglement the word itself. Rather than the word being just a title for a theory as it is. (EX: Cat Fish are not cats they are fish) Any way, all this means is if you pick a particle any one it don't matter which one and you observe it and find out it has a positive charge its opposing particle will be negative which btw is a no brainer duh, we don't know the data until its collect. the reason this is true is because these come in sets or pairs its always one or the other. FYI: I don't believe in super positions, that's just an idea, theres no evidence it's true, that's like claiming a quarters head is also tails and vice versa until you flip it and to me that's an idiotic idea.

[@mohamedkarim-p7j]

Thank for sharing👍

[@LQhristian]

Excellent!!

[@tracyisland65]

0:56 " at its core quantum teleportation doesn't involve moving objects physically [as popularised by science fiction] instead its about transmitting - the quantum state of particles such as protons or electrons - between two distant locations, thanks to ........ called quantum entanglement

[@JanetLClark]

I'd like to see physical proof of these assertions.

[@eddyengland5398]

Ah, a doubting Thomas

[@WokeandProud]

​@@eddyengland5398Ya it's called withholding belief until proper evidence is put forth your comment is not the insult you think it is.

[@cloudzero2049]

The Observer Affect makes this impossible because you seeing the proof would collapse the wave function causing the results to be corrupted. I'm only half joking lol. I don't know for sure.

[@briansransom]

Imagine a universe inside a video game. Transportation from one end of that universe to the other could be achieved instantaneously if it were programmed that way. Of course, the characters in the video game might have trouble figuring it out because they only have limited mental abilities, also programmed by whoever created the video game. Obviously that’s the reality we live in and the God that created it also wrote the rules.

[@dinomuratovic4438]

I share your opinion. It would make so much sense.

[@jayyy1041]

@briansransom its almost like modern science agrees that there is a God. There might just be a book on that

[@joemcdonald4083]

Sooo - if we launch a bunch of little light sails at Proxima Centauri and have a little entangled transmitter on board, then as soon as the craft get there, we can instantly take remote-control of the craft, right? If we wanted to explore even farther, such as the planet around Tau-Ceti, we just need to get the robot there and take instant, real time remote control of the robot! How cool is that! ?? I wonder if whoever or whatever controls UFO's is doing that to us right now?

[@Corey_Otis]

Oh, they're doing a lot more than just that too us. Have you ever seen the probes they use? 🥒🫨😫

[@kittywampusdrums]

Or just entangle a vessel made of light and send it somewhere where AI runs the vessel so you can have lightspeed travel of assembled vehicles or bodies.

[@BrennanGrimesPhotography-uz4ew]

I think it’s quite fascinating of a concept and I’d love to see this be further developed, studied and explored and implemented into science and technology in future generations honestly

[@Mudflap1110]

A photon has already been teleported a long time ago.

[@keiganblaise9878]

To the moon no less!

[@moonlitfoxling8448]

there was an audio entanglement at 9:26

[@edh2246]

You mean that skip in the mind numbing audio loop?

[@ashleyturner3998]

@@moonlitfoxling8448 also at 9:51

[@rokfeler3783]

☝👍

[@Ancientalienshistory]

Ongoing research into quantum systems and noise interactions aims to improve teleportation fidelity and enhance our understanding of fundamental physics, including black hole information paradoxes.

[@FreeKarma-h1c]

Metaphysics/Psychic have been doing this for centuries, 🎉 happy new year.

[@draimomdpdr]

Telcos aren't going to want users to have end-to-end Quantum data transfers because they're not going to be able to packet snoop... It'll be like fibre to the kerb, we won't have quantum modems in our household, they'll be at the nodes. Unless you could put a proxy in the middle, but if the transfer is supposed to be instant the clients will always know the signals intercepted... Don't know, but it will be very interesting if this can be brought to the market in some form.

[@dylanmaniatakes]

Solid video, good facts, linked to the source. Nice to see

[@ericfaith2810]

🤨 To quote a famous Vulcan....fascinating....

[@erniecaravello]

I have been told that you can actually use this quantum entanglement to send information into the past. Thoughts?

[@PhenomenonFrontier]

Quantum teleportation is a milestone in technology, but there is still a long way to go before it becomes widely accessible. It’s a fascinating topic that could transform communication and bring a revolution in science and technology.😉

[@modallas8034]

In the EPR (Einstein, Podosky, and Rosen) thought experiment, using a beacon to send out two entangled particles was an attempt to send a message between a sender and a receiver at a great distance FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF LIGHT. Within the stream of entangled particles are particles that are polarized in different directions, like a code (1or zero) representing a message. When I read this years ago, I thought it worked, and you could send a message faster than light. However, a year later, I read that it will not work because, statistically, when the receiver reads the message, each particle could be polarized in any number of directions. Here's where it gets crazy. If the sender had another method to send the receiver another message that could travel even faster than the original message (before the original message arrived) telling the receiver that a message is coming and what it says, when the receiver reads the original message, it will be correct, not scrambled. So, how is it that these guys are sending "entangled" particle messages over a fiber optic cable, and the message arrives comprehendible?

[@angelabroughton5980]

@@modallas8034 ouch, now my brain hurts.🥴

[@lucavalentino]

@@modallas8034 There is a famous theorem for that en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-communication_theorem No idea how they can achieve communication faster than light. It sounds like bullshit.

[@rogerman65]

I think this is progress without deep understanding. 😊

[@Baldguywatching]

This is amazing. We could potentially take control of a robots on another planet an see what they see in real time.

[@jimstark1810]

Very informative

[@theanglerfish]

Dear scientist thank you for this! It's planned to make a TV document on this theme? But how cold must be to do these experiments? Is that thermal barrier where is not possible to do it raising or it's still almost absolute 0? I mean devices which are used for that commuication

[@WilsonEywlkyutbe-s3b]

Good question, learned one.

[@kylecurry6841]

Likely first use (and only the tip of the iceberg), perfect chronological sync amongst NTP servers which presently rely on geostationary (GPS) satellites.

[@blase4408]

I like how at one point in history, some stinky monkey man was drawing on a wall and in another we have achieved quantum teleportation

[@cloudzero2049]

Unless there never was a "stinky monkey man" to begin with. All I'm saying is there's a lot of theories going around and some of them have very little evidence where there should be a lot based on what is taught to most people.

[@blase4408]

@ are you saying evolution doesn’t exist orrr? I’m talking about early man, Neanderthals

[@ssupersloth6679]

Nice!

[@HighmageDerin]

A science Fiction Idea, I first saw in Mass Effect 2. is now very close to reality :) soon we can leave earth. and still be in constant contact with no time delay :)

[@mickprince981]

Fantastic

[@lordofgrange]

We are no longer in Newtonian Physics of time and space

[@gerryk101]

It's all frequency Think of wavelengths and spectrums as baking ingredients By combining the correct frequencies together in harmony you can bake the perfect cake to your liking. By stationary atom mapping One could theoretically copy all the patterns and duplicate it through a wavelength and frequency to reappear at the desired point in space time . There is no room for errors or the cake would flop Quantum computing is the key to teleportation

[@whisenton97]

BLOCKCHAIN AND QUANTUM COMPUTING. WE'RE ON THE GROUND FLOOR!!!!!

[@stevenholub3446]

Wait could we use this for communication with space shuttles or probes instantaneously

[@omnebonum1901]

Okay, but what is NASASpaceNews? I did a bit of poking around, admittedly not a thorough investigation, and I didn't find any connection to NASA. Also, the ABOUT page says there is a team of scientists and researchers, but all of the videos and articles I saw were by NASASpaceNews, not individual writers. Did I miss the page with the bios of the staff? I understand that everything said in this video could be perfectly accurate and correct no matter the source, but I can't help but ask: what exactly is the source?!

[@almckimmey8898]

Ok, this is an AI generated website. Just listen to the words...it uses a consistent repetitive comment to make the show longer than it needs. This is NOT a NASA supported or even connected provider. Just AI business money generator. Notice no actual PERSON is viewed making these statements-he does not exit...click bait for nerds..

[@omnebonum1901]

@@almckimmey8898 Thanks for that! I was too lazy to do a deep dive myself. It's upsetting to me that there are hundreds of comments which all seem to take for granted that the information and interpretation in the video is legit science. Please, everyone: gather your scientific knowledge from methodologically sound studies that have been peer reviewed with results that are reproducible! And if you are listening to someone interpret that information, make sure you know who they are and what their biases might be.

[@3motivationmoments]

This is next-level science! How soon do you think quantum teleportation will be used in real-world applications?

[@rwh-v1i]

The applications of quantum teleportation are mind-boggling. The only mystery is...we still don't know why entanglement actually works; it just does. Meanwhile, quantizing gravity remains unsolved. We have no theory that unifies all known forces. We don't know what 90% of the universe is made of, or why it is expanding at, or faster than, the speed of light. We don't know what happens inside a black hole, or why all singularities end in infinities. Our best observations and theories regarding the total amount of vacuum energy in empty space is off by a factor 10 to the power of 120. We still have a lot to learn about our "quantum" world. I hope 2025 is the year many of these mysteries start to unravel and reveal themselves!

[@SolutionsNotPrayers]

So a phone call from Earth to Mars would experience no lag. Communication would be faster than light.

[@eastindiaV]

Yeah that's a thing But I made one just to play music on And you just put a chunk of uranium in the Magnetic Resonance Chamber And microwave it, and harvest the plasma, which is then computed, using a fractal algorithm, and fractal chip wiring, which creates a quantum - level program... Which I just use as an analog synthesizer. You can turn it off, it takes a while to power down, And then you can take out the uranium, and it's cooked But still usable. Like a battery. Just raw uranium ore. It doesn't have a plug in or anything, just a battery

[@michellepoint9654]

Well this explains not shooting down spy balloons last year and drones this year.

[@dinomuratovic4438]

Can you explain?

[@michellepoint9654]

@ remember those spy balloons last year. The US let one fly right over the entire country before shooting it down. Then another one came and crossed into Canada and our jets and US jets finally shot it down. Never heard a word since. But they were from China (admittedly apparently) but any intel they gathered would have a live feed to whoever sent them. So those things got what they wanted. And the US waited till one went thru their own country for a fu’ing week??? Now they can’t catch or shoot a drone? More disinformation to distract people from something else. Everything we get told is a lie. It’s getting ridiculous

[@tishvinciguerra5146]

I would ,totally be want ,to be on the experience list

[@DevinGodwin-x2t]

Quantum entanglement, 3 body problem, all these "orbs" have partner particles, regardless of distance. Very interesting. exciting times!! 2025!

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[@raymacdhomhnuill8018]

Technically, when you think of teleportation, you imagine transporting a physical object across a distance. So I wouldn't call transferring information (data) quite the same same as teleportation...

[@onescale777]

These entangled particles are kind of a trip.

[@MrGunderfly]

wait... what? communication of information via quantum entanglement is only really an advantage if it does away with the "conduit".. the "beam", the "cable".. beams and cables cannot support faster than light communication, that is why entanglement was referred to as "spooky action at a distance".. because there was no conduit, no beam. this video does not make sense, and it does not educate anyoneone on what entanglement really is, and how it might be useful someday for comms. this reeks of BS. do real research, don't listen to videos like this.

[@crypticsailor]

Yes this is all Bs because even for security, it is only as good as it's weakest link and this is all still facilitated by traditional computing.

[@jessedbrown1980]

you got part wrong- interception is now possible according to a new paper from last week. !!

[@Mariusz803]

I wonder what would happen if an entangled particle was moving at the speed of light across the universe and the other was here on earth. Becasue of general relativity would one be 'entangled' slower than the other since time is affecting each differently?

[@VegasMagaMan]

@@Mariusz803 what if In theory could we send a device at close to the speed of light and have the device quantum entangled in order to get a glimpse of the future while the device is forward in time but we are observing what it sees in the present here on earth. Could be a time traveling device, looking into the future with out the consequences of aging dramatically slower then the people around you.

[@angel00demon]

Seriously ? Where is the science? Not a tiny bit of the science on what helped the breakthrough, how it works... At least the very basics no? I was expecting a bit more from the video. As is, it taught me nothing 😅 I really want to know how they managed

[@brianburnage1932]

So when will this be used to transmit a "Hello we are here" message to Earths nearest star systems ?

[@98_sam_]

@@brianburnage1932 I hope we will never do something so careless

[@brianburnage1932]

@98_sam_ considering all terrestrial broadcast, TV and Radio, in history have reached the nearest star systems already, why not say hello?

[@JaredMerlin]

Wouldn't this make hacking easier? Spying on people easier? This does not make me feel safer. Sure, it's fascinating but also concerning.

[@RRRRR-o8y]

Ghost tech 😎😎

[@NinaAriani-n6m]

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[@dinomuratovic4438]

So, its gonna be possible to load your smartphone in the middle of the woods?

[@TheQuantumOxymoronIAMAI]

Awesome Way to go

[@piscesmikey]

This is a huge area of research, and not for the 'communications' aspect as is being proactively proclaimed... and 'Quantum Repeaters'? Wouldn't that just defeat the entire purpose? The security of quantum data transmissions depends _solely_ on the fact that the information can NOT be duplicated (or 'read') or it disturbs the quantum state.... If it were sent thru a repeater, it would be doing exactly that.... But I digress. The bigger point is, quantum entanglement makes the _perfect_ spy tool. If you're using a communications system based on quantum data transmission, then just even _one_ atom used in the transmission line being entangled could compromised everything, and you wouldn't even know your data is being transmitted to a third party... I mean imagine if they were to put some entangled electrons in _current_ processors... would anyone be able to tell? And _everything_ you do would/could be transmitted around the world to any number of bad actors.

[@brokencountry283]

Can you save a copy of a human for later use? Immortality

[@nedwalport4426]

@@brokencountry283 Ice?

[@edh2246]

Why? Why do videos, particularly those that focus on the future, have the mind numbing repetitious loop of audio?

[@Jttw2131]

Quantum entanglement will have a lot of practical applications. Glad we're heading in that direction.

[@leicestergux]

Wellllllllll...... that was as clear as mud

[@franksmith3602]

At a HOWARD HUGHES, RESERCH , x . The project was code name ( egg ). After we did in fact prove. And take part. We learned it was a very bad idea. And quickly shut it down.

[@TheSpiritualCollective444]

I have been astral projecting for years…exhausting!

[@armandozertuche4054]

I don't get it, don't we already have communication? What's the difference of what we have now?

[@chrisyates1574]

transport me bk to the 80s u can keep this

[@ЮрийМахно-л6ж]

Какие физические принципы телепортации Вы так и не объяснили ?Значимость вашего видео нулевая Из-- за отсутствия Раскрытия физики процесса. Объяснти Как Вы сжимаете ткань пРостранства времени? Вы пояснили как я понял это с помощью оптоволоконного кабеля телепортировали сигнал. Тоесть физически вы заставили в зеркальном кабеле внутри вращаться Тахионы с помощью спецлазерного вихревого излучения , которые сжали ткань пространства времени.

[@Livekernalevent]

Are we gonna need this tech in real life in the next 10 years? Or 50 years?

[@siegyriesenweber757]

Sounds like the Akashic Record's to me. How about you?

[@RedBatRacing]

When do I get delivery of my spooky modem?

[@lucavalentino]

Faster than light communication with entanglement is not possible based on this theorem: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-communication_theorem Are they violating it? How do they achieve that?

[@katielynn4124]

You need a system in place to gather and recycle all the materials you have floating in space. All the junk floating in space has value.

[@donaldcole5624]

Why can't the 5 senses we commonly use be teleported ?

[@twirlyspitzer]

THE NEWS OF THE DAY: I sure would like to have 0 security protocols on my computer devices! To live in a world that is instantaneously everywhere right here all the time would eliminate commuting entirely which such a gas guzzeling pain. Its as though we could (consensually of course) live in each others brain eliminating any time out for education which is another big pain. Can't wait to get started on my transpersonalization!

[@leonardgibney2997]

I take it you mean telepathy

[@thewrongaccount608]

I remember years I go when I first heard of quantum entanglement. I said if they could measure it then they could communicate and many armchair scientist said it was not possible. Yet here we are.

[@Canigetanawwwwyyyyeeeah]

Oh. Good. You’re realising…good to see people catching up.

[@diessicamadalozzo6343]

Precisa ser estudado as consequências dos experimentos. Tipo efeito Mandela.

[@wufspyder]

Sounds like "Sub Space Communication" from ST.

[@GaryPowell-y4m]

If you can teleport , you can remove all diseases in the process !😊

[@ValentinesCreatives]

Can you explain what this means and what the implications are in layman's terms

[@reptilewithsadhumaneyes]

@@ValentinesCreatives did you watch the video?

[@ItsJustMeOnYouTube]

I want to know how they knew it "teleported" 1500 km away though. How did they find it?

[@xxACIDVIRUSxx]

If you’re telling me that I will no longer have to wait for a video to load without any delays, even though I’m paying for Spectrum 1 GIG Internet, then sign me up!

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Never forget 711

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26=god

[@Wtf-eva]

Flip a coin and when it lands you instantly know what is on the opposite side, even though you can’t see it.

[@DieselTrucksNationwide]

You do not even need classic infrastructure.

[@mwtech_]

We enter a device like a cupboard, yes the device is in another place, we can control it by entering this device id and passcode and then another device id and passcode, we have to enter the device and invite the other device, if they approve, we can go there in a second, with this technology we can eliminate traffic, save oil, save time.

[@172ngan8]

This clip references to many China's studies ....... oh man so trustable😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Alkhaldi92]

There goes my idea I have been thinking about for more than a year daily…

[@KW-wy6xg]

@@Alkhaldi92 Think about it everyday for an entire year, and not attempt to try to achieve the ldea..😂

[@mits9991]

A doctor could log into a system, doing a live operation remote controlled evnironment , out of his home. With the right tools, as Theres no delay or lag in the communication between systems

[@detroitliquor]

All I know is that if you share your screen with someone, you will instantly be scammed by someone all the way on the other side of the earth .

[@glenrisk5234]

Until someone works out how to use it for remote viewing, if they haven't already done so? UAP anyone?

[@robertolson7304]

Basically, saying gravity waves aren't real.

[@ninjabuck2576]

I need them to put quantum money into my bank account...

[@johnhause7150]

What is "advanced filtering techniques"? Sounds suspect to me.