Will Humans Ever be Able to Teleport?

[@Thoughty2]

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[@lnnit1740]

Hi

[@joshuaadamstithakayoutubel2490]

You read my mind, LoL

[@rodm8131]

Well I had my first device years ago, long gone.. does it work on the tenth device just as good ?

[@johnlucidity8242]

@SpaceMonkey I have a simple solution for you, make the walls and floor purely of tungsten

[@I86282]

7:30. Have you ever seen that Outer Limits episode from the '90s. That use that exact same principle. By which just the information was sent. And then reconstructed on the other side. Perpetrated by a species of velociraptor. 😆🙈🤷 However. You would then have an original and a perfect copy.! And in this episode. They had something called " Equalizing the equation." Where the original is destroyed and only the perfect copy remains. But wouldn't you know it. The verification of whether or not the transmission and or reconstruction was successful. Failed allowing the original to stay alive. Afterwards you find out the transmission and reconstruction was completely successful. At which point they require the original to get back in the suicide booth. Naturally they refuse to do this. And the drama of the episode ensues. It was a pretty interesting episode. Which comes to mind when thinking of "Quantum Intanglement" as a type of teleportation. Have you ever seen that one.?

[@ShortHax]

But can science explain how when I was 5 I fell asleep in the car and when I woke up I was in my bed

[@MrJC1]

only just! 🤣🤣🤣

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[@Narvask]

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[@Dexter01992]

Fun fact about the issue of the idea "when teleporting, you die and a perfect copy of you takes your place": The creator of Crash Bandicoot said it's canonical that every time you enter or exit a level in Crash Bandicoot 2, Crash dies in the most unspeakable form of pain as he gets dismantled through teleport machine, only for a perfect, unaware copy of crash to reappear elsewhere.

[@knuxuki1013]

Oh!

[@Jew1469]

Why would he say that

[@veasey3997]

@@Jew1469 I mean… crash was a borderline coke addict😭 I don’t put it past him

[@bewarebizkit3923]

Damn 😅😂

[@Jew1469]

@@veasey3997 yea but I mean, who isn't?

[@hereLiesThisTroper]

Sleep is like a teleportation in time. First, you sleep at 3 AM in the morning after gaming the whole night and the next you know, you're driving like a mad man to work at 9 AM.

[@tonyrichards4141]

9am to work The day is nearly over

[@jinxbumpus7270]

More like 3am to 3:30am if you have my sleep schedule

[@bboyhanvzla]

wait! do people sleep?

[@saifabidalbloushi]

I would like this comment but...theres 69 likes so...😏😏

[@deehinker1848]

I can relate to that except in my case it was 6am!

[@Bob_just_Bob]

I’m sure most dogs who live in apartment buildings think of the elevator as a magic box or teleportation device. They get into the box, someone pushes a button and seconds later the doors reopen and they are now someplace else! Pure magic!

[@mugiwararaw]

Perception of the mind is definitely a curious matter

[@Bob3D2000]

@@mugiwararaw And the perception of matter requires a curious mind.

[@LeumazDnazor]

Never let your dogs in an elevator though, if the leash gets stuck in the door, that dog turns into a blood lasagna

[@Bob_just_Bob]

@@LeumazDnazor When you live on the 40th floor of an apartment building and you need to walk your dog there’s no other choice. Of course you can take the dogs into the elevator. You must just be just extremely careful with them.

[@littlewillowlinda]

This is how i feel we as humans see big phenomena in the universe that we struggle to explain. Some random entity somewhere is watching us like "oh you silly goose, you're so precious and naive" lol

[@BigdaddiZ]

Thoughty2: “We have no way of taking a human apart piece by tiny piece” Me: *laughs in Edward Gein*

[@6ick6ick6ity5]

Jeffrey dahmer : hold my fridge

[@blue98stang]

He only took apart his mom. We all know that a mom is a woman, And a woman is a girl, and girls arnt real. Just government conspiracies whispered around the watercolor at timesuck headquarters. You sir, Zach, are a government pawn. Wake up polesheep.

[@alexsindelar2063]

Holy fuck thats dark 😂

[@blue98stang]

@@MysterDoktor haha hell no!! I'm married to a hard working respectfull woman whom I thank God for everyday. ( figure of speach). I was just posting something weird lol

[@blue98stang]

@@MysterDoktor oh shit!!! My bad! Lol

[@okleo8582]

Don't let this distract you from Spongebob's dark magic that lets him light fires under the sea.

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Okay, I won't.

[@PacesIII]

Or the genetic experiments that give an angler fish a lure that looks like an old lady, complete with a vocabulary.

[@steveng8706]

I wondered what was the point in SpongeBob sitting in a bathtub full of water in the bottom of the ocean...

[@theophrastus3.056]

It’s all about the square pants. I mean, it’s in the first line of his theme song! 🎶

[@PacesIII]

@@theophrastus3.056 Sponge Bob^2 pants. As you can clearly see, Bob is squared, not the pants. S B² P

[@Kat-vo7ze]

so at this point i can confirm that Im curious about everything in the universe and beyond, other than ofc the stuff Im actually supposed to learn for school.

[@MAZE.3X]

Skl barely teaches anything about the universe not even about space time black holes astrogeology etc

[@Eutioallan]

To learn about all those things we see briefly on youtube, you need that "boring" knowledge at school. Believe me, I'm at my second college and everything you learned will help understanding more complex topics.

[@onlyonewhyphy]

You'll rarely learn something about your existence and not realise its mind-blowing and fascinating

[@shivanshsingh784]

This hit a little too close to home🤣🤣🤣

[@benanders4412]

That's because they don't educate people to become independent individuals capable of critical thinking. Their job is to create obedient workers.

[@bluesmachine1006]

Gotta say I love the way these vids are presented. Nicely polished, with humour and information; the best way to teach 🙂

[@andycee8234]

You are such a talented presenter. As much as i find your videos interesting what always stand out to me is that you can even make your adverts regarding the sponsors sound interesting. Fair play!!

[@zvast]

One thing Star Trek missed. If beaming would be possible, they could store data of each person and in case of accident, recreate themselves back. But as you mentioned, teleported beings would be just clones, without the "me" spirit there.

[@gigmaresh8772]

That happened with that second doctor on next generation

[@alexispeyton649]

​@@gigmaresh8772that was a great episode. She caught a disease that accelerated aging. They used the transporter to fix her.

[@Lanwarder]

I would never trust teleportation without having a much deeper understanding of consciousness

[@santa6417]

@keep rollin fkyuo

[@onlyonewhyphy]

Either way, you will not survive the process

[@lintahro6828]

Teleportation by directly transferring you? Or teleportation by cloning you? Direct transfer teleportation is not entirely possible with today's knowledge. First, we would have to learn how to clone teleport before we could directly teleport your body. But clone teleportation would be safe, for you of course, assuming we scanned the body, then transfered it, and then cloned it. The only danger is for the clone, and that is if they recreate it wrong. Direct transfer is more dangerous. Technology would probably be advanced enough to purposely change your personality, and/or, your body. In early stages of direct transport, you could be, for lack of better explanation, splinched (Harry Potter reference to which a person leaves part of the body behind). This could vary in extremely to the entire loss of an organ, to only missing a few atoms. I don't understand much about consciousness, but according to what he stated in the video, this is what we can deduce.

[@spec_wasted]

That is why I also don't trust Elon Musk's brain upload idea

[@hellodumplings8564]

@@lintahro6828 Dude, you taking this shit seriously is cringe af.

[@brandonpayne1207]

"Can your science explain why it rains?" "Yes!!! Yes it can!!!"

[@appledough3843]

Sokka from Avatar in the fortune teller episode lol

[@pigeon4489]

Awesome cyberpunk idea: Setup artificial bodies at different "teleportation" points, these bodies are mechanical but synthetic enough that it still feels human to operate. It'd be similar to buying a rent-a-bike in a city, you can use the body as long as you pay for it and have a passport/clearance. You're not teleporting your body, rather you're teleporting your mind. Not saying that's a simple tasks, but it's a cool idea. Kinda like ghost in the shell.

[@sharkslaya212]

Altered Carbon needlecasting?

[@Laffy-ix5xy]

They did something like that in Dark Matter too.

[@NotSomeone68]

I was headed in that direction. The human mind will probably be up loadable before true teleportation happens. I'm sure mechanical bodies would eventually be available like renting a car. Then you just do a data transfer to the body. You also could obviously have save point and data back-up as well. We still wouldn't break light speed, but we could get pretty close to it. Then if entanglement works out, we could teleport FTL ( the mechanical bodies would still be slow to move to the teleportation site.). And yes - like Altered Carbon.

[@mozkitolife5437]

@@NotSomeone68 I'm assuming the "synth" would have controls and limits to prevent the user from committing crimes? And would be unhackable?

[@ericeddy3933]

I believe in quantum entanglement but teleportation won't happen. For that to happen, we must see space differently and even consider gravity and speed of light in the manner no one has ever thought of. Teleporting someone means smashing that fellow in a loop of time...in so doing, time itself won't exist anymore for a return journey. People in physical world will know you've just been murdered.

[@thegodofgods4949]

5:28 You don’t really have to go to university to understand it. There are a lot of good professors on KZbin that could explain everything about entanglement in detail. I have spent around an hour in KZbin just learning this part in physics(I know It is not enough to master it, but at least to perfectly understand it).

[@papatraildoc]

This is an excellent video... really appreciate your take on this difficult subject. Thanks for all you do.

[@scarysara9364]

"Beam me up Scotty was _never_ said on the show?" My whole world is a damn _lie_ !

[@hydrolito]

William Shatner did play Captain James Kirk.

[@jessem.burnside8584]

I saw every show... I'm sure we finally caught thoughty2 being misinformed.

[@ProtoPropski]

I refuse this, if I'm wrong I don't want to be right.

[@ThePSaco]

@@hydrolito I dont remember ever hearing that, only energise

[@metricmine]

A few years ago when I watched TOS on Bluray, I was waiting to hear this line and didn't hear it. There were some close ones, but not the exact wording. I thought I missed it. Glad Thoughty2 confirmed.

[@stanettiels7367]

I’ve often teleported from the pub to a shop doorway or a loads of times. One second I was in a pub the next thing I knew I’d woken up in the doorway.

[@EyesofHorus7]

Yooo, that’s some serious shxt bro, you should write a book about this!

[@silversurfer8818]

*Know no fear* Horus Heresy M31 Given the risk factor and the atrocious error margins, the teleport can be considered a success. Forty-six of the squad have appeared with Guilliman on the transverse assembly deck of Zetsun Verid Yard. They have lost four. Two of them are fused into the bulkhead wall behind them, parts of their visors and gauntlets and knees protruding seamlessly from the grey adamantium. Another has been reduced to a glistening red sludge by re-formation failure. He is spread over a wide area.A fourth, Brother Verkus, has materialised bonded into the deck plates from the waist down. He is the one screaming. It's not as though he can be pulled out. He is the deck now, and the deck is him. It is troubling to hear a legionary scream with such a lack of restraint, but they say teleportation overlap is the most unimaginable pain.

[@chrislail3824]

Good book

[@crazysilly2914]

@@chrislail3824 what book is that?

[@jasond.healerlynch5255]

@@crazysilly2914 i believe he's reading from " The Philadelphia Experiment " Gripping Science fiction without a basis in reality. A Related subject being the montauk installation at the far end of Long island, " The Fly" w/ jeff goldblum," The Fly II" , Have a great week

[@rumpelstilzz]

So youze DO know 'ow da Snotzogga workz? You'ze a smart'un boy.

[@silversurfer8818]

​@@crazysilly2914 The book is called "Know no fear - by: Dan Abnett" its the 19th novel in a book series called "The Horus heresy". Its in the far future, during the early millennia 31.

[@ericd6781]

I believe it was an episode of The Outer Limits that involved the Copy/Paste teleporting. They "solved" the extra person problem by destroying the original once it was confirmed the teleport was completed successfully on the other end.

[@Deception975]

Yea, by aliens that looked like velocirapters. There's also an episode of Star Trek: TNG, where a teleporter incident caused the creation of two Rikers. One at the starting point, and one at the destination.

[@davidmarquardt9034]

"BALANCE THE EQUATION" That's from the 80's reboot of the series.

[@ericd6781]

@@davidmarquardt9034 - Episode I'm referring to is Season 7, Episode 8, Think Like a Dinosaur from the 1995 reboot. Can't find anything on the 80's reboot episodes.

[@davidmarquardt9034]

@@ericd6781 Sorry I must have been thinking it was the 80's. I know that The Twilight Zone has been rebooted at last 2 times, maybe even 3 times.

[@dontrunbutreload3052]

Is it weird I absolutely love even the ads he does are done with such elegance

[@radagast7200]

I thought Dark Matter did teleportation pretty well. You basically were flash cloned on the other end with all of your memories, and only got your new memories back to your body if you made it back to the upload place. If you died, you didn't remember anything that happened on the other end.

[@jojosmom8819]

I like this theory...

[@lintahro6828]

That's kind of what he said... But the fact that your consciousness gets "flash transfered" to your clone is not possible unless we find a way to quantum transfer exact consciousness from one human brain to another. Otherwise, like he stated, you will just have a cline which acts exactly like you, but with the knowledge that they are a clone.

[@santa6417]

@keep rollin fkyuo

[@joshcanttakeajoke2853]

@@lintahro6828 how fast did your particles get to the flash clone machine? Not instantly, only the info travels instantly, the particles have to physically carried to wherever you're traveling to. Cant do that faster than light speed.

[@AndrewHalliwell]

@@joshcanttakeajoke2853 if it's just a cloning machine then the it's only information that needs to be transferred. The clone doesn't even need to look like you, it could just be a generic body writing a brain scan to configure its own grey matter

[@hereLiesThisTroper]

I always hear about Quantum Entanglement but I never see any explanation as to HOW scientist are able to entangle two particles in the first place. Is the entanglement forever? Or does the entanglement have a shelf-life? Are the particles being entangled are completely unrelated before they got entangled? I really would like to see a video explaining the HOW on Quantum Entanglement.

[@ikitclaw7146]

From what i understand about entangled photons, a laser is fire into a special crystal that splits single photos into 2 photons of lesser energy but these are entangled, untill you measure them, at which point the waveform collapses and the explanation starts to make your brain melt out of your ears lol.

[@cepheus7391]

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[@spanqueluv9er]

@@ikitclaw7146 Nothing you typed is anywhere near correct.🙄🤦‍♂️

[@spanqueluv9er]

@This Troper- any two photons that come into existence together are entangled naturally.

[@ikitclaw7146]

@@spanqueluv9er en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_entanglement Laser, Crystal, Entangled photons..... not correct? and this is link 1 of a whole page of links all agreeing with me...

[@mrurchu4812]

Quick answer "No they won't" Edit - wait, who wrote that?

[@Declopse]

Wow! It almost makes sense that you watched the video and went back to wrote the exact outcome of this video in the comment section. And then seconds later edit it and say: ''Edit - wait, who wrote that?''

[@21stCenturyNature]

Wow, your editing skills are top tier. I learn so much from watching your video, from the actual content itself to simply picking up cool motion design techniques I see you employ. Thanks!

[@zeusedoo9291]

Excellent show today, im sure Gene Roddenberry would have loved it. Once again you never fail to amaze us with your great content. Thank You so thoughty2, good job!

[@ldfox11]

William Shatner absolutely did recite all of those lines, but "Beam my up, Scotty?" Not once, if you're going by the formal continuity, that is. The only time Shatner did say that particular line was in a Star Trek audiobook, The Ashes of Eden, which was actually written by William Shatner himself.

[@hushpuppyandfriends5115]

William Shatner is awesome. if you can, watch the Shark week episode where he swam with sharks this year. Dude is legend!

[@crooker2]

@@hushpuppyandfriends5115 and... He's 90 years old (in 2021)!!

[@Qui-Dad-Jinn]

I was thinking about Snotty from "Spaceballs". He beamed me twice last night, it was wonderful.

[@battlefieldcustoms873]

“why didn’t anyone tell me my ass was so big!”

[@jamespayne8252]

That mustach never lets me down, love the videos and the channel also love your book! Keep it up!!!👍💯😁

[@LostEchoGamer]

Your info graphics get better and better. Good job, Mr the answer to the life the universe and everything. I assume your name is a reference to the Douglas Adams novel, Hitchhikers guide. 😁 Keep up the good work! As a sci-fi geek, I just Love your videos, and the presentation of the topics you cover is just on point and perfect 👌

[@AnkhTooStudy]

Yo for the longest I thought you were saying 42 until I literally just now realized that your KZbin is thought2…I’ve been subbed for at least 2 years

[@muclanatv4961]

Top tier content 👍🏽 I’ve been up watching your videos for 7 hours now 😭😭

[@onlyonewhyphy]

If he has no Mustache, you can't trust what he says 👀😉

[@rumpelstilzz]

7 hours, yes? You NEED to see his vid about binge watching....

[@Misteribel]

Can you really make a full video on teleportation without mentioning the movie ‘The Fly’? I really hoped to see at least a nice creepy picture of someone’s atoms being mixed with a fly, or tardigrade by accident!

[@AlcaTel-xu8kn]

Wow your on to something here with the tardygrad organism which is pretty much indestructible so imagine manipulating there cells with our own then we would withstand the process of teleportation. Even travel at speed of light without deteriorating. Live on the moon or mars without a breathing difficulty there would be no limit to what man could do we could become the aliens like our descendant's that's genius.

[@prekrasnyymechtatel6156]

If they want to make durable human beings it's best if we were mixed with a cockroach. Nothing kills them.

[@rameyzamora1018]

@@prekrasnyymechtatel6156 We could use star thistle & cockroaches to terraform Mars. Add some poison ivy once the first two take hold.

[@theophrastus3.056]

Not to mention that in the 60’s, they used to have a Stewardess come down the aisle with bug spray after international flights. That was to insure no accidental quantum entanglement with insects during that early version of high speed transport.

[@iamaperson1089]

@@AlcaTel-xu8kn would a tardigrade human be called a tardis

[@ghostface9171]

Time travel: when you tele, you get cloned on the other side, only problem is that it's a dark copy of yourself who will in turn transfer himself to you

[@Saifon2000]

As a massive Star Trek fan... I know that quote was never said... it's one of the top misquoted quotes.. similar to Star Wars... 'Luke, I am your Father'.. where he actually said 'No, I am your Father'... great vid as always...

[@keithprice475]

Well done, Thoughty! Mind you, I'd thoroughly confound the whole issue yet further by questioning the basic assumption that you consist entirely and basically of all the atoms in your body! Or that if you do in some sense, whether that makes the idea of disassembling you at the atomic level and reassembling you elsewhere something that could even work in principle. In philosophy, there are few gnarly issues quiet as gnarly as those around personal identity and if you want to get into THAT you'll give your viewers even more headaches to ponder!

[@SangoProductions213]

We already can. Have you ever used the Teleport Home button in a video game? (But more seriously, that does prove the concept, especially when you start talking about digital consciousnesses. But for more on teleportation, you can check out Isaac Arthur's channel on it.)

[@Handrak]

@Lassi Kinnunen 81 Universe seems to be of holographic nature. So most likely we will find a way to change address of an object so it will disappear from old address and reappear in new one. Also I'm already teleporting to work. I just open VPN. Anything that we releate to as mine is not me. My body is not me. My hand is not me. I am me. I don't need to drag my body around to teleport to work.

[@SangoProductions213]

@Lassi Kinnunen 81 Given a virtual reality, and a virtual consciousness, for whom the reality is effectively reality, then teleportation is as trivial as in any other game. But you can get much more metaphysical like Handrakk did, or more theoretical like Isaac Arthur's videos tend to be (though they are based on strictly known physics).

[@SangoProductions213]

@Lassi Kinnunen 81 For a given value of "exist". But you do you. I already explained the joke too hard at this point. I'm going to bed.

[@gregnielsen2028]

I felt old when he said “way back in 1993”.

[@funkworthrollin4959]

I was 12.

[@abhishek_singh9]

🥺🥺🥺

[@perryhughes8042]

I was only 5 then but still lol "way back"

[@chelinfusco6403]

How would you have felt if he had said "Toward the end of the last century..."

[@funkworthrollin4959]

I am from the last century. Obselte. LoL.

[@jackdurden466]

At about 8:30 Whoa that’s exactly what Stewie did when he built a teleportation machine. It ended up creating another pair of him and Brian the dog. Huh, they do often work with top tier scientists when they do have real discussions about such things on the series, which is pretty impressive for an animated show!

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Who are these top tier scientists?

[@ericdary8041]

“What’s up, Quark?” “Oh, nothing. I’m just feeling a bit down.”

[@FieniX_]

6:48 - my favorite part of this video! Absolutely hilarious!

[@kayhard9652]

I've never been more addicted to a KZbin channel then now. I've litterly watched like 6 every day😂

[@exhaustguy]

Teleportation in SF is at least cheaper to film. That is the reason it showed up in Star Trek.

[@nicolemellott1983]

Blakes seven was Teleportation Star trek is Transportation

[@superkiwistar]

never say never. technology is improving at an incredible rate. information transfer could increase dramatically. problem is whether a soul is deported, too. wormholes may exist, too, and time travel may be possible. just a short time ago, dark matter and dark energy were unheard of - yet, now, are believed to make up the majority of the universe (dark matter 85% of the matter in the universe), although composition is unknown and is still just theoretical.

[@bALloOniSfOod]

In the nicest way possible, these videos help me to fall asleep

[@MusicByRyder]

You are easily one the best youtubers ever. I hope you never stop

[@silverhawkscape2677]

Summary: Teleportation in a strict Sci fi sense requires technology so advance you better off dreaming it in your sleep.

[@KokaneKhan]

If time travel is possible I want to prevent Twilight from happening.

[@curiodyssey3867]

Somebody get this man a time machine!

[@onlyonewhyphy]

@@curiodyssey3867 already on it....

[@moltenamber85]

But if you prevent Twilight from happening you’ll have no reason to go back in time in the first place… Meaning you won’t go back in time to prevent it, and it happens…. This creates a time paradox!

[@onlyonewhyphy]

@@moltenamber85 SHUT UP WITH YOUR RELENTLESS LOGIC, VERNE!

[@arvmoney11]

“Thoughty2 here” nah we rocking with “42 here”

[@AnotherWittyUsername.]

Nah, he probably just needs more speech therapy. At least he stopped saying "wif" instead of with.

[@ET_CostaLotta]

U have an amazing voice, a beautiful accent, good jokes, everything ur amazing

[@FriskyFive]

The issue with teleporting in general comes down to neuroscience, in that, memories aren’t physical things, but signals that travel across neuroma and synapses in certain patterns… once the neurone is destroyed, it can be restored, but the signal cannot, and would have to be recreated by experiencing it again. So even if it were possible to deconstruct yourself and reconstruct somewhere else, it would still not be “you” as all of your memories would be destroyed… that is of course, unless we find a way to upload these signals and patterns to then download them at a later stage. But that still doesn’t answer the question about conscientiousness It’s a very complicated topic for discussion, and I’m not an expert in the slightest, I mean, I open and close doors for a living, so I don’t really have any right to argue, but I personally believe that these things mean that teleportation, in the sense that we’d hope, will never be possible But that’s just a theory… A commoners theory

[@iambornstellar117]

When I hear about scientists experimenting with teleportation, the first thing that comes to mind is Doom 3. I think I'll walk.

[@blehh_mae]

i mean it is possible if teleportations ever made it might be made perfectly otherwize, but instead of teleporting us to the location, it teleports so'gkel'lgeth from 50000 lightyears away instead, and we couldnt even know if itll happen or not

[@robertmcknightmusic]

I believe the closest is, "Kirk: Beam us up, Mr. Scott."

[@mikryan5846]

Thank you someone had to say it

[@gregvarner9562]

Yes, science has proven Kirk never actually said that phrase exactly.

[@mikryan5846]

Science proves NOTHING!!!

[@TheHungrySlug]

it was actually said as; Kirk: Scotty, beam me up. I have a recording of it too.

[@mikryan5846]

@@Nemo67577 shouting obviously

[@trevorphelps8516]

Any thoughts on the idea of quantum tunneling on a massive scale? You know, every subatomic particle in the person's body being induced to quantum tunnel the exact same distance, in the exact same direction, at the exact same time. Sstill the stuff of science fiction, but could it one day become science fact?

[@jaytravis2487]

I expect these kinds of questions from my six year old niece, not a grown person.

[@fernandobernardo6324]

There's a thing called the Heisenberg uncertainty principle that prohibits it.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Wtf would tunneling have to do with teleporting?

[@SamA-jg8vy]

I love your videos... all kinds of random knowledge. Keep 'em coming!

[@scottychaos8995]

Thank you for putting that out there I hate it when people say beam me up Scotty! I always have to tell them ,he never once uttered that . he would say one to beam up, or two to beam up. thank you so much. And now if I can just get them to quit saying Scotty doesn't know.

[@MrRoastyToasty18]

Thoughty2 is criminally underrated only 4 million subscribers! He should have in my opinion atleast double that keep the good work I have been watching you for 5 years!

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

I didn't hear a word you said after the " beam me up Scottie" shock factor 😊❤

[@hanselmansell7555]

Yup, calling my therapist now... 🥴

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

@@hanselmansell7555 lol

[@majkatrojedjece6585]

When you think about it, in infinite time and possibly space, everything you can imagine will eventually happen.

[@dxb8086]

Nope. That's just romanticising. It's utter nonsense.

[@zp944]

Or is already happening. It's literally impossible for a human to conceptualize the scale of this place we live in. You can put a number on anything, but that doesn't mean you can even fathom what that means. For example, a simple deck of 52 cards. If all 8 billion people on earth each shuffled a deck at the rate of 1 shuffle per second, it would take 600,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years to create every single possible card combination. If something as unassuming as a deck of cards has such an inconceivable number of possibilities, surely the possibilities in a universe that theoretically has no end, is truly unimaginable. For all we know, there could be millions of additional universes that exist in the very same plane as ours, so impossibly far away that they'll never be seen, but that all play out the exact same way as our universe, with slight tweaks. And it might not be something as mundane as whether or not you ever asked out your crush. These universes could have entirely different physics than ours. Then again, everything is technically impossible, until it's not. Until something happens, the possibilities of what CAN happen are infinite, and therefor the probability of anything happening is 0%. But once it happens, then it's 100%.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

@@dxb8086 in the way he put it yes it's nonsense, but the essence of what he said is factually true. Given enough time the possible becomes the probable then finally definite.

[@carljoosepraave2102]

@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic it is and it is not, because yes, everything will happen, if limited to the laws of physics , Or at least limited to the ones we know, Magic doesn't exist, yet

[@starpaladin9532]

Neither space nor time in infinite at least not on the scale we perceive it

[@hedwegg]

1. Storytime: When I was young I used to [watch (time) & interact] with the [Telegraph Vine]! 2. To Note: [Before Nuclear Radiation] "permeated the Earth", [Plants & Skies]! 3. To Continue: I would even hide in the strong, resilient Vines of the Plant. 4. To the Point: (a) They had the ability [to convey, to communicate] "Change"! (b) They could "transport" a [change in pattern] "to a distant location"! A Great Learning Experience! Q was [Light] & Plant [Structure]! 4. A Trivia Note: The [T Vine] had the "ability to replicate" its [Parts]! 5. To the Quip: [People] "can't replicate" [Parts]! Very Important!

[@Automat1cJack]

You can tell Aran is about to launch into an ad because he has to fight off the laughter grin

[@tortorsk3416]

I heard a theory that if we finds a way to teleport it will be more like distant clonemaking, you would die, and a clone with the same memory will emerge from the other teleporter

[@cs3705]

Yeah, thats pretty much the deal. If you were to copy every single particle in the body and brain and reconstruct it, you would have a carbon copy of yourself. They would share all the same memories and experiences and no one else would be able to tell that its a copy, including the copy itself. However, YOU, your conscious experience of this world, will cease to exist. You would essentially die, and a perfect COPY of you would live on. To everyone else, its still you. But its really not, you are gone. Trippy stuff to think about. Really, the only feasible way to teleport without this happening would be to mess with and move through spacetime itself. IE wormholes and the like.

[@onlyonewhyphy]

That's not a theory. From a technical stand point, your death seems to be 100% necessary. Would you like a ticket, Sir?

[@crescendo5594]

Soma covers this topic quite well.

[@rumpelstilzz]

Well, there's a story by Stanislav Lem where teleporting works that way. It then also gives people a 'saving point' where they go regularily to be scanned, and if they die, they get cloned from the last scan. I seem to remember it was one of the Iyon Tichy short stories, but not quite sure about that.

[@Smartion]

“Just drill his f*cking brain out” absolute gold! Brilliantly funny and informative content .. as always ⭐️

[@Christmasdog24]

But if you “teleport” a non Living object like small rock you could essentially duplicate it

[@ailouros24]

if we had a 3d printer for atoms yes, but no such thing exists. that is the hardest part of this whole thing. i mean, forget people, we already know the molecular structure of most metals. if such a printer existed we could tell it what a gold molecule looks like and have it print out a few billion. even better if it could do it by restructuring rocks. forget transportation, give me a duplication machine. you could colonize planets with one of them.

[@octobsession3061]

The rock will at least become dust at atomic scale if the printing phase is skipped

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

@@ailouros24 every 3d printer prints using atoms... Nothing exists without them lol

[@BelgorathTheSorcerer]

I'm mortified!! How in the hell did we come up with "beam me up Scotty," if Kirk never said it? I think we will get to the point where we have full on teleportation of humans. If we go the route of bending space, I might try it, but if we go the Star Trek route, where we deconstruct a person on one side and put them back on the other side, I wouldn't touch it with a 29.5ft pole. There'd be no way to know if the new me is the real me, or if the real me is dead, and the new one is a soulless husk of a me. I would do anything except sell my soul to travel through time at will. Bundy, Dahmer, and friends would never see me coming. Nor would the bastard my wife ran away with. I'd be so mad with power, I'd subjugate everyone Kang the Conqueror style. You can be my number one lieutenant Thoughty².

[@8-7-styx94]

This reminded me of an old twilight zone episode. I forget the name but the premise was dinosaurs didn't go extinct they simply teleported across the universe using basically quantum entanglement and some sort of array system. Once the 'copy' was made the 'original' was disposed of by a type of heat ray. Of course the heat ray broke and the human in the episode was faced with having to kill a woman without knowing if she had actually been successfully teleported or not. Quite the moral dilemma he faced there.

[@kirstym6880]

I realise I'm 2 months late lol but it was actually an episode of The Outer Limits called "Think like a Dinosaur".

[@8-7-styx94]

@@kirstym6880 Sounds vaguely familiar, both Twilight zone and Outer limits had that sort of quirky science theme to them. I'll have to rewatch it. Thanks for the title!

[@maltedmilk6888]

I'm getting really mad that the harder I work to understand everything that I know about the more I realize I will never catch up with that which I have not yet discovered

[@gottagofastest]

Better than experiencing the same feeling you get after beating a game and know there's nothing new to see in it

[@Linusgump]

That’s the problem with being well educated. You learn how much you simply don’t know. That’s a real phenomenon that has been studied. The more smart someone is, the more ignorant they feel, versus the less smart someone is the more intelligent they think they are.

[@ivebeenthere]

your not as far out as you think trust me 😉

[@TD8278]

"Way back in 1993..." I was 15 then, thank you for making me feel old :-D

[@corycanavan5794]

I was 18 who’s feeling old now ??😂😂😂

[@TD8278]

@@corycanavan5794 And we DO remember it like it was last week 😂

[@nicolemellott1983]

try 26 (1993)

[@Chimerathedragon]

I think the best "Teleportation" thought was the warping of space to get where you want in a single step

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

That's not teleportation though. It's just travel...

[@DrSebby]

Sounds like something that would require an enormous amount of energy, if it's even possible

[@sheeringobject]

8:50 so lets relay on worm hole travelling, build ship that cover us 11:20 files of information is packed In computers too That solve the time To tp 15:15 other dimensions, appear visible In other dimensions or other dimensions inside ours To be visible To us

[@derekboyt3383]

Disassemble and reassemble is unlikely to ever happen. We would sooner be able to transport consciousness from one body to the other OR enter a vessel that is externally charged and can provide a bridge between two points. A transport bridge seems unlikely because it requires a way of defining both an entry and exit point in a universe that’s landmarks are constantly changing.

[@controking8165]

Not gunnu lie, this was probably the least smooth transition into an ad you’ve done so far. 😂

[@amylarson3958]

So, "Bones" from Star Trek was right all along ? Darn it!

[@soul832006]

Quantum entanglement sounds a bit like the sci fi concepts of reaching out through space to connect to a person's mind as demonstrated by the Vulcans in Star Trek Discovery.

[@Legola87]

No.

[@nicolemellott1983]

that is a "Mind meld" and it was first done on STAR TREK no bloody TNG DS9 voy or Enterprise

[@soul832006]

@@nicolemellott1983 thanks for the clarification. I know it was first demonstrated in TOS and in the novels.

[@MrGiovannisassano]

1:54 for those who don't know how it works I'll explain it to you. Hyper accelerating your atoms and a quantum State under a reader and then sending it off to the Adam molecular scrambler which puts your atoms back from light after being the accelerated.

[@thequantumnexus4270]

The other trouble with quantum teleportation is that it's actually useless from a practical point of view. Once observed, the entanglement is lost. The particles only maintain their connection so long as they are not affected by external influence. And since observing is influence in quantum mechanics, you break the connection as soon as you view the transmission. This means you can't affect the particle on the other side. Apparently, it's information that cannot be transmitted faster than light as this breaks the law of relativity in that time is not constant. And since all matter and energy is merely information at its core, it supposedly can't really be done. Besides, the only way to break the Hiezemburg principle is to destroy the information your transmitting to be able to scan it and recreate it at the other end. I just can't imagine the existential crisis you'd feel in knowing that the real you is dead and you're just a copy. That doesn't have you soul (should you believe in that). Even if you're an atheist, I can't imagine you being comfortable with it. I wouldn't, and I am an atheist.

[@sasquatchandme3673]

Wait a minute. You're telling me that the word 'Leicester' is pronounced, 'Lester'! Mind = Blown 🤯

[@SYH653]

Cholmondeley, Cheshire is correctly pronounced Chumlee, Chessur.

[@sasquatchandme3673]

@@SYH653 🤯

[@onlyonewhyphy]

The take away from this video..... ☺️👍🏻

[@rumpelstilzz]

Ever tried to order Worcester sauce in a restaurant?

[@AndyWardinho]

@@onlyonewhyphy if you watched football you would know

[@Nitrous-ej5zy]

Having everything that's you, torn apart at the molecular level would be painful a/f!!! So did like star treks transporter have,like, an opiate released upon being devoured by a quantum computer?

[@bvailoveyou3573]

It would be instantaneous. Your body would be transported before your receptors had time to react.

[@markgallagher1790]

Now hear me out, what if we could transfer the data in someone's brain could be 'teleported' to another vessel/body somewhere else, technically teleworking that individual

[@JDMImportz1]

Elon musk is working on that tech now, soon we’ll be like ex machina or chappie or the other countless sifi movies

[@michaelq92]

Meters are defined by resonance and angstroms it doesn’t work the opposite way. You can pretty securely measure exactly how long a laser should take in order to cover a meter in angstroms, but you can’t use a meter stick to estimate the size of any atom.

[@teejay7430]

Thoughty2 and gas after work has me rolling I like your insight and outlook on subjects I’m interested in Keep in up homie

[@michaellarrybest8193]

Don't electrons quantum leap- (teleport) -from one atom to the next in electricity? If so, does their existence as a probability field count as a physical thing teleporting?

[@spanqueluv9er]

@Michael Larry Best Nope.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

What do you mean their existence as a probability field? They either exist here or there...

[@michaellarrybest8193]

@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic My understanding of the double slit experiment is that electrons exist as a wave of probability taking all paths until observed by human consciousness then the wave collapses into individual particles. Research collapse of the wave function in quantum physics. Reality seems to be a simulation imo.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Well of course reality is simulated...there is no question there. But those particles aren't influenced by consciousness they're influenced by the photons or whatever other electromagnetic energy we use to measure them. Remember EM is discreet particles as well, and when they collide with the particle being measured we then know for certain where it is. The wave function isn't a real thing...as in a legitimate wave of probability in a particular field, it's just a mathematical function that describes the probability of where a particle may be. Unless you're talking about photons...those are actually a wave and a particle. But be careful how you identify a particle. It isn't a little spherical ball of matter, it's a point of energy. Like an infinitesimal value of energy pushing it's way into reality. The only time particles become anything tangible is when they join together in ample numbers to have what we classically know as mass.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

@@odonnelly46 That hasn't been shown at all...that is one of many explanations of what a wave function is. Many people, including myself and Sabine, believe the particle is definitely either here or there, but we're missing a hidden set of variables that allow us to make this exact prediction.

[@katherinesmith8873]

You lost me at quantum. Quantum = "I don't want you to ever realize that this theory is total nonsense because scientists discovering more about reality unchecked is scary for us overlords to tolerate anymore"

[@Aidoon]

I don’t know if you know this or not but in Star Trek, when they transport someone using the transporter, they are deconstructing the old you and reproducing you on the transporter pad. In essence, they destroy the old copy of you and “re-create” an new you. The thing is that the new you is a carbon copy of the old you, right down to the exact memory just before being transported. There was an episode in TNG where cmdr. Riker was duplicated by accident where his “clone” if you will beamed up to the ship and lived his life as usual. But the old Rikers transporter signal got reflected back down to the planet and he had to survive until he was later discovered by the enterprise with the clone riker years later. It was a great episode!

[@thomasbrown8468]

Great video. More RIF,s

[@mugiwararaw]

Theoretically speaking, once we're able to download our brains into the net, we'd be able to upload our minds anywhere. That'd be the closest thing to teleportation, no?

[@ojpeculiar2551]

Hey 42 here

[@ProGamusian]

😂 I’ve always thought that’s what he said

[@heavyballs8458]

Beat me to it😂👌🏻

[@TakeLime]

Teleporting is like killing yourself and creating a clone of your past-self somewhere else.

[@jonathancain8142]

Correct me if I'm wrong but from what I understand, quantum entanglement can be used to wirelessly transfer thoughts with the proper gear from one person to another, yes? (theoretically) I guess thoughts are raw data that can be transferred with the proper equipment like a headset or something that maps the brain, reads the processes in the mind and probably link 2 headsets to one another thereby allowing the thought(data) exchange between the devices, although it probably will have interference issues at first, but I think this idea is theoretically achievable no?

[@carbon_no6]

One problem with SciFi movies and shows that I see ignored quite often: if you’re moving at a significant percentage of relativistic speed, the time passage for you as compared to those on earth is going to quite problematic. Time will tick at earth rate, but going relativistic speed your experiences in time will be much slower than on earth. Granted, the true definer would be accumulative time traveling at said speed. 8 years at those speeds could amount to a gap in time significant enough that upon returning to earth, you may not have many, if any at all to return to.

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Thoughty2 is great.

[@j.d.4697]

Fascinating topic! Coming discoveries and breakthroughs in related science will keep shocking us no doubt.

[@nigeldepledge3790]

When Einstein used the term "spooky action at a distance", he wasn't referring to entanglement. He was referring to the instantaneous collapse of the wavefunction when an observation is made.

[@majorromance-mjr.garrymatt7678]

They have had "Jump Gate" Technology for a number of years since the 1970s. They do have a type of Teleportation for a number of years also, I do not know how it works, but I have experienced it on two occasions. The first time was when I was escorting a high-ranking official from an underground base somewhere in the southwest, USA, to an underground base in Pine-Gap, Australia. We just stepped through a door, and we were there. Thank You, Sincerely, Mjr. Garry Matthews B.Sc. Rt.

[@pbxn-3rdx-85percent]

The world's entire fly species have eagerly awaited the invention of the first working teleportation pod after they saw both versions (1958 and 1986) of the movie The Fly. : )

[@dougalexander7204]

You are good at this edutainment stuff. Thank you and much respect.

[@yurimendez5987]

We like his work. It gets better when he is funny.

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

The podcast ad at the end was hilarious. Diggin' the scruff, 42. Keep up the good work.

[@montrellpickens2211]

42 your the greatest man

[@Ranxerox1911A1]

Nice! Not too many folks know that fun fact, that “Beam me up, Scotty” never was said!