Other means of quantum teleportation.

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This discussion centers on the concept of quantum teleportation and explores alternative methods for transporting objects, specifically the idea of creating a black hole to facilitate this process. The user suggests that if traditional quantum teleportation is deemed impossible, an innovative approach could involve manipulating space-time to open a rift for transportation. The conversation highlights the speculative nature of such ideas and the need for adherence to forum guidelines regarding overly speculative content.

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I've be looking up research on Quantum Teleportation and after reading a discussion about it, it had me wondering. If it might be impossible, in some eyes, to have the information scanned from a human being and then send it to the desired location, would it be possible instead to step away from teleporting and try re-creating a black hole in which the desired object is then placed, so to say, inside it and sent somewhere else?
--Such as opening a rift in space/time that opens elsewhere?

This is just a thought I had and I'm open to all statements concerning it.

**If I happened to post this in the wrong location, may someone please place it in the appropriate forum.
 
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