When did Larlar grow that handsome evil twin goatee?
I went and look it up
there's no recording of exactly when the first use of it on a person was, but the first person to get transported was the same guy who invented the technology
we're just shown that in the Enterprise time period everyone was very reluctant to use it on humans at first
It doesn't matter because consciousness is an illusion, so one me is as good as any other.
Don’t know if anyone’s brought it up but in China Melviles novel Kraken, there’s a Star Trek fan who as worked out how to replicate transporters using magic, and sells his services. Unfortunately he’s also haunted by large amounts of his own ghosts as he dies every time he does it.
Don’t know if anyone’s brought it up but in China Melviles novel Kraken, there’s a Star Trek fan who as worked out how to replicate transporters using magic, and sells his services. Unfortunately he’s also haunted by large amounts of his own ghosts as he dies every time he does it.
That doesn't make any sense! It's the other one who dies!
Don’t know if anyone’s brought it up but in China Melviles novel Kraken, there’s a Star Trek fan who as worked out how to replicate transporters using magic, and sells his services. Unfortunately he’s also haunted by large amounts of his own ghosts as he dies every time he does it.
That doesn't make any sense! It's the other one who dies!
Yeah, but the soul gets copied too before getting destroyed, so infinite ghosts of yourself.
I'm with option, you totally die but it doesn't matter if the original doesn't experience the death.
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yeah which is why it totally wasn't for me
this is how you get an existential crisis destroying the entire federation though
but then some idiot tried it on a human in an emergency and it... worked out! so they kept doing it.
Some nerd did it to impress their significant other while drunk on a college campus, worelike. And then wrote a paper.
whatever you know they'd be testing this on mice the same day it was invented
there's no recording of exactly when the first use of it on a person was, but the first person to get transported was the same guy who invented the technology
we're just shown that in the Enterprise time period everyone was very reluctant to use it on humans at first
That doesn't make any sense! It's the other one who dies!
Yeah, but the soul gets copied too before getting destroyed, so infinite ghosts of yourself.
I'm with option, you totally die but it doesn't matter if the original doesn't experience the death.
There is, and Q is God.