Jul 14, 2011 08:55
I had the most random thought on the train while reading the preface to Godel, Escher & Bach:
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If a pattern is consistent with itself, that is, if it is true in such a way that you could pick any point along the pattern and thus accurately and instantly determine the variables to arrive at such a point, then once the pattern is known it should be trivial to skip to any point along the pattern that you desire without having to determine the intervening values.
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Dudes. String-theory Teleportation.
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I'm getting ahead of myself when I call it "string-theory" teleportation. Initially, that said "Quantum teleportation," but it would hold true as a string-theory teleportation in that string theory asserts that particles (electrons, quarks, I can't recall at this moment) all exist simultaneously in all points in space in all times in long "strings"- string-theory teleportation itself would just be jumping further along the string without traveling the intervening distance.
Then again, a string in a string-theory is theoretically consistent along all points of itself. Theoretically.