> In this context, you would not only reach your destination, you would be both annihilated and preserved (kinda like Schrödinger's feline friend). Is this a m

> In this context, you would not only reach your destination, you would be both annihilated and preserved (kinda like Schrödinger's feline friend). Is this a meaningful comparison? How I read the preceding bit, the way in which you're both annihilated and preserved is simply that you die but the information required to reconstruct you remains. That's not at all like the way in which Shrödinger's cat is both alive and dead, which doesn't really have anything to do with death.