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Typical nonsense brought by main stream media to discredit a politician they don't like. Apparently enough people here buy this as this is the top rated commen

Typical nonsense brought by main stream media to discredit a politician they don't like. Apparently enough people here buy this as this is the top rated comment.

varjag 10y ago
Source in Russian: https://lenta.ru/news/2016/06/22/teleportation/ https://lenta.ru/news/2016/06/22/teleportation/
- DominikR 10y ago
  Every word Putin utters in public is recorded on video and lenta.ru is small opposition media. If Putin really said this it would be all over the largest media in Russia. Edit: The article you link to doesn't even state that Putin said this, why do you even link it here? Edit 2: The only teleportation mentioned in the article is using a quantum effect to "teleport" information, not physical objects.
  - ComodoHacker 10y ago
    Offtopic but lenta.ru is not an opposition media anymore.
  - smsm42 10y ago
    lenta.ru was something like "opposition media" some time ago, but not anymore. In 2014, all management was fired and almost all the journalists left. So now lenta.ru is as state-controlled as most other media in Russia.[1] > If Putin really said this it would be all over the largest media in Russia. Pretty much all "largest media" in Russia are state-controlled. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenta.ru https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenta.ru
    - DominikR 10y ago
      > lenta.ru was something like "opposition media" some time ago, but not anymore Didn't know that, thanks > Pretty much all "largest media" in Russia are state-controlled. I know, this is a problem. But when we are talking about what Putin actually said or did not say these media are very accurate. Much more so than our Western media.
  - Const-me 10y ago
    If you read Russian, read this: http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3018874 http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3018874 A person from some state-controlled organization talks about the teleportation in more details. He refers to “a 20 years old sci-fi movies”. Can you recall a 20 years old sci-fi movie featuring quantum teleportation of elementary particles?
    - DominikR 10y ago
      So you are now backtracking from "Putin said he'll teleport people" to "some person from the government said something that indirectly induces that he _may_ be meaning we'll teleport persons if and only if there were no movies produced in the last 20 years that do not feature quantum teleportation of elementary particles". I'm not going to engage in that kind of discussions, sorry.
- eps 10y ago
  It actually says right there in the article that it's in reference to quantum teleportation. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation
Const-me 10y ago
That’s a typical nonsense brought by a media who repeated after some Russian official. Just like the Bloomberg did about HyperLoop in the original link.
Const-me 10y ago
You’re correct, Putin probably haven’t said that personally. But he is still sponsoring that “research” and “development”. So my comment is still relevant.
- DominikR 10y ago
  > Isn’t teleportation more practical than a Hyperloop? It doesn’t require the land, nor the power to make and sustain the vacuum… In a thread about the Hyperloop (transportation device for physical objects) you attempt to ridicule Putin with your comment suggesting that he plans to have teleportation ready by 2035 even though Putin never said that (that much you have already conceded) and that the type of teleportation in question is about a quantum effect that could be used to send information. (how is that related to a transportation device for physical objects like the Hyperloop?) You do understand that I was criticising ridiculing persons based on manufactured nonsense and lies? This is exactly what you did here. The problem that I see is that no amount of good arguments or open discussions with you will ever change your smug disregard for truth and honesty. You just believe you are on the right side of history and politics and this is why you are still insisting that your comment was relevant even though it clearly has no value whatsoever regarding this thread and is just an attempt to spew hateful ridicule against a person.
  - Const-me 10y ago
    > In a thread about the Hyperloop you attempt to ridicule Putin In a thread about Russia’s plan to build a Hyperloop, I reminded about very recent Russia’s plan to build a teleporter. > that the type of teleportation in question is about a quantum effect Officials never said anything about quantum teleportation, only lenta.ru reporters did. Officials were referring to sci-fi movies, not to quanta. > You just believe you are on the right side of history and politics Strictly speaking what I [not] believe is off topic here, but I’ll comment anyway. I believe it’s not good behavior to annex foreign territories by force, support international terrorists, poison political opponents with radioactive substances, or e.g. shoot down civilian planes off the sky. I can’t imagine any mentally healthy person, regardless on his/her political or historical views, can say that were good or at least acceptable things to do. It’s about moral and ethics, not politics.

Typical nonsense brought by main stream media to discredit a politician they don't like. Apparently enough people here buy this as this is the top rated comment.

varjag 10y ago

Source in Russian: https://lenta.ru/news/2016/06/22/teleportation/ https://lenta.ru/news/2016/06/22/teleportation/

DominikR 10y ago
Every word Putin utters in public is recorded on video and lenta.ru is small opposition media. If Putin really said this it would be all over the largest media in Russia. Edit: The article you link to doesn't even state that Putin said this, why do you even link it here? Edit 2: The only teleportation mentioned in the article is using a quantum effect to "teleport" information, not physical objects.
- ComodoHacker 10y ago
  Offtopic but lenta.ru is not an opposition media anymore.
- smsm42 10y ago
  lenta.ru was something like "opposition media" some time ago, but not anymore. In 2014, all management was fired and almost all the journalists left. So now lenta.ru is as state-controlled as most other media in Russia.[1] > If Putin really said this it would be all over the largest media in Russia. Pretty much all "largest media" in Russia are state-controlled. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenta.ru https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenta.ru
  - DominikR 10y ago
    > lenta.ru was something like "opposition media" some time ago, but not anymore Didn't know that, thanks > Pretty much all "largest media" in Russia are state-controlled. I know, this is a problem. But when we are talking about what Putin actually said or did not say these media are very accurate. Much more so than our Western media.
- Const-me 10y ago
  If you read Russian, read this: http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3018874 http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3018874 A person from some state-controlled organization talks about the teleportation in more details. He refers to “a 20 years old sci-fi movies”. Can you recall a 20 years old sci-fi movie featuring quantum teleportation of elementary particles?
  - DominikR 10y ago
    So you are now backtracking from "Putin said he'll teleport people" to "some person from the government said something that indirectly induces that he _may_ be meaning we'll teleport persons if and only if there were no movies produced in the last 20 years that do not feature quantum teleportation of elementary particles". I'm not going to engage in that kind of discussions, sorry.
eps 10y ago
It actually says right there in the article that it's in reference to quantum teleportation. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation

Const-me 10y ago

That’s a typical nonsense brought by a media who repeated after some Russian official. Just like the Bloomberg did about HyperLoop in the original link.

Const-me 10y ago

You’re correct, Putin probably haven’t said that personally. But he is still sponsoring that “research” and “development”. So my comment is still relevant.

DominikR 10y ago
> Isn’t teleportation more practical than a Hyperloop? It doesn’t require the land, nor the power to make and sustain the vacuum… In a thread about the Hyperloop (transportation device for physical objects) you attempt to ridicule Putin with your comment suggesting that he plans to have teleportation ready by 2035 even though Putin never said that (that much you have already conceded) and that the type of teleportation in question is about a quantum effect that could be used to send information. (how is that related to a transportation device for physical objects like the Hyperloop?) You do understand that I was criticising ridiculing persons based on manufactured nonsense and lies? This is exactly what you did here. The problem that I see is that no amount of good arguments or open discussions with you will ever change your smug disregard for truth and honesty. You just believe you are on the right side of history and politics and this is why you are still insisting that your comment was relevant even though it clearly has no value whatsoever regarding this thread and is just an attempt to spew hateful ridicule against a person.
- Const-me 10y ago
  > In a thread about the Hyperloop you attempt to ridicule Putin In a thread about Russia’s plan to build a Hyperloop, I reminded about very recent Russia’s plan to build a teleporter. > that the type of teleportation in question is about a quantum effect Officials never said anything about quantum teleportation, only lenta.ru reporters did. Officials were referring to sci-fi movies, not to quanta. > You just believe you are on the right side of history and politics Strictly speaking what I [not] believe is off topic here, but I’ll comment anyway. I believe it’s not good behavior to annex foreign territories by force, support international terrorists, poison political opponents with radioactive substances, or e.g. shoot down civilian planes off the sky. I can’t imagine any mentally healthy person, regardless on his/her political or historical views, can say that were good or at least acceptable things to do. It’s about moral and ethics, not politics.