It's too bad that the remarks are focused on the FTL fallacy of Quantum Teleportation instead of the innovation claimed: being able to reliably do QT is a big i

It's too bad that the remarks are focused on the FTL fallacy of Quantum Teleportation instead of the innovation claimed: being able to reliably do QT is a big improvement over the current methods.. If memory serves, I read articles where they said that in their experiments, the QT was successful 20% of the time, obviously this depends on the experience's setup, but 100%? That's a first, AFAIK.