fat driver rules.
Btw.. Teleportation won't work with humans the way they're trying to make it work. a good way to understand what i'm about to say is the Hugh Jackman movie ''The Prestige''.
if you try to teleport people, you will need 3 points. A (the human to be teleported), B (The point the human will be teleported to), and C (the ''collision'' point i call it). Point A will start the process which will bring it on it's way of photon entanglement to point B, Point B having an object in it's spot already that's capable of creating human form, and point C will be sent at the same time. i call point C the collision point because it's the point that A collides (obviously) to give C the data it needs for the teleportation. C will take over from A after having the physiological data that it needs and will be sent to point B, Point A and the human sent with it destroyed during the information transfer. point C will arrive at point B with the information and ready for another transfer, which means during the transfer point C will also *die*, leaving only point B standing, as a perfect replica of point A... but not really... there will be no way to have all the mentalities and personality of point A (the original human) in point B. if point A had not been destroyed (this is possible to achieve, easier even), then there would be the origianal human and the teleported one. all teleportation is, is cloning basically, but the first human dies. yay! congratulations you just killed someone. the second human will be standing there wondering how he got there. you will go up to him and ask him if his memories are all fine and everything and he will say yes (if the possibility of having teleported memories is possible by then too). but he will only have a copy of the original human. he will only BE a copy, and he isn't the same person. every single cell and molecule and action he ever does or has done is exactly the same as the original human, even his memories, but he's not the same. just a copy. if the original is kept alive during the teleportation then you will have to kill the copy after it's done it's little bit in the world, but, that copy is now also a human being. for these reasons alone, i am against teleportation. no matter how it's done, someone has to die. same with animals and non-living things. (teleportation has been acheived with an apple by the way, by australian scientists about 6 months ago. the original was destroyed and the replica tasted exactly the same. no decay.)
apart from that it'd be fine, i think it would be really useful, but with a massive price tag, and would probably also need to be used in conjunction with your pc. note that windows galactica probably won't support teleportation if you have less than 512 terabytes of RAM and/or did not install the 128 terabit version
