The Big Bang Theory - The Problem With Teleportation

Sheldon debates the problem of teleportation

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[dumbdouche]

I love Sheldon. He has those random thoughts everyone gets, but actually mentions them instead of forgetting about it.

[NewbieDrumming]

@DirigiblePlumCompany Not to mention, what would happen to your soul if this happened? I am not one willing to figure this out first hand :P

[karmaofgood]

@DxMxAxR Well, I completely didn't even notice he was the same person. Wow, I feel bad for not having noticed it.

[karmaofgood]

@UnicornsEatCorn13 As far as we know, you cannot destroy or create energy.

[karmaofgood]

@NewbieDrumming Well this is the big bang theory, the thing that happened long before religion even existed, and before the soul was ever thought of.

[MatchCard]

@UnicornsEatCorn13 It can be transferred/transformed though. Impossable lol

[ORACLE063]

Stargate is the only way to travel.

[UnicornsEatCorn13]

And the conservation law of mass and energy is that you cannot destroy or create energy and mass.

Therefore, time travel is impossable.

I agree with Sheldon

[Gytax0]

@NewbieDrumming Soul? What do you mean?

[Mavz0r]

Sheldon: "Here's the problem with teleportation.."

Leonard: -oh god not again fuck fuck fuck how do i get myself out of he--- "lay it on me..."

[colonelfantastic89]

@rock432 Pretty much, yeah. Only instead of ones and zeros we use neurons and synapses to store our memories. If we were recreated perfectly down to the last atom, the new body would automatically have an identical consciousness. My point was that it's not the body that makes who we are. If someone has a kidney replaced, they do not cease to be the same person because part of their body was destroyed. So Sheldon's assessment, while correct, doesn't seem to see "the big picture".