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but quantum state is all that can ever be measured about the system so seems a redundant word

• nine_k 8y ago
  No mass is teleported, that's the key. A state of one mass is copied to another mass, but no mass is moved in the sense that would invoke General Relativity, as far as I understand. I suppose teleporting a state in such a way that the target mass would change its motion in a significant way ("accelerated") without affecting the source mass is impossible, because it would break the conservation of impulse.
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  • FeepingCreature 8y ago
    Quantum copypaste.