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On-time pizza delivery!!! :p

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<i>because transporter technology also makes available replicator and morphing technology</i>...

Does it, necessarily? Why?

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since thought patterns would also be stored in computer memory.. these could be altered or injected into any other mind.

I think you take the computer metafor too seriously. One cannot inject thought processes that are very much dependant on individual neurological structures into (or project onto) another neurological structure.

also... would you not be killed in one place of the universe (to be reintegrated in another) if being transported???
I would be hesitant to step into one!

Wow... I think here lies a golden oporunity for the sex industry.

<i>because if it's possible to disassemble the molecules of a human being... store them in memory, transmit them, and reassemble them at another location...</i>

What if it's not possible to store the required information? What if the process of recording the signal necessarily destroys the original object? That would mean no copies are possible, and no backup storage.

The reason I mention this is that recent experiments on quantum teleportation suggest that you can't copy a wavefunction or store it - you can only transmit it from one place to another, destroying the original and creating a perfect duplicate in a distant location.

can teleportation be faster than light?:confused:

Avatar,

From the experiments done so far, it seems that teleportation cannot occur faster than light. To do it you need to send some information via a "classical" channel, and some via quantum entanglement. The classical bit is the bottle-neck, because it is limited to light speed.

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"the human brain is an electrochemical computer which stores
analogue data holographically"
where did you get that idea from?

Can you clarify the "holographically" part to some extend, please?

I can put forwards my explaination of "holographic" and perhaps it might compliment their understanding (at least I hope)

The neurons "fire" electrons through the axons within the brain when they are stimulated. The stimulation is caused through the matricing of frequencies and the mergence of chemicals that can have a reaction.

The very "firing" of a neuron in this manner creates a charge that causes the resonance of all embodied halogens, creating a lighting effect. (this is also how the frequencies continue to map throughout the brain and cause more neurons to fire)

In fact the way I've seen the human brain in recent weeks is that every neuron has the capacity to act like a pixel in certain respects. (okay the analogy is a little incorrect)

The idea is that when you dream, your brain has the stimuli of frequencies and chemicals, and when you start to dream certain regions "glow" allowing images to appear.

The animal kingdom does have other animals that create light, from something I saw yesterday about fish in the sea to the glow worm (fly).

BTW, my thoughts are taken from experimentation along those lines UV.

Stryder, been on LSD again, or was this another psychotic episode?
I'm sorry, I consider that post as non existant.

The problem with teleportation is the same as with a CAT scan. If you move, the image the scan puts out is fuzzy. If yo umove while you teleport, your screwed. The porblem is, you pretty much have to be dead to not move.

Merljin Don't you mean LCD?

In all honesty if you can't read it, it's because I'm "Visualising it", as it is. It's difficult to write a description of something you see, and no it doesn't utilise any drugs.

"The neurons "fire" electrons through the axons within the brain when they are stimulated. "
In fact neurons use ions to transmit signals along the axons (and neurotransmitters between axons). But that is a detail.

"The stimulation is caused through the matricing of frequencies and the mergence of chemicals that can have a reaction. "
I have no clue whatsoever what this is supposed to mean. Maibe something to do with Deepak Choprah, or Fritchof Capra?
What matracign, what frequencies? of electromagnetic radiation?

"The very "firing" of a neuron in this manner creates a charge that causes the resonance of all embodied halogens, creating a lighting effect. (this is also how the frequencies continue to map throughout the brain and cause more neurons to fire)"
The resonance of all embodied halogens ... I have never heard of that. Is that a strange description ofpicking up a zippo, since it has something to do with lighting... ;)

"In fact the way I've seen the human brain in recent weeks is that every neuron has the capacity to act like a pixel in certain respects. (okay the analogy is a little incorrect)"
I don't think it is a very bad analogy at all. Makes sense. Especially when you talk about primary sensory centra in the brain. (visual, somatosensory, and even auditive)

"The idea is that when you dream, your brain has the stimuli of frequencies and chemicals, and when you start to dream certain regions "glow" allowing images to appear."
Vague, but I can understand what you mean. However, in the same analogy, I don't think sleep is a necessary condition.

"The animal kingdom does have other animals that create light, from something I saw yesterday about fish in the sea to the glow worm (fly)."
Oh you were taking the glowing and the lighting literally? Eeeh... luminiscent brains, never heard of that.

To me it seems your post is mostly mislead.
If you can clarify, maybe it becomes also clearer what the relevance is to the present subject.

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Merljin.

What I was suggesting is that Fluorine within the brain (notibly from water, and cleaning your teeth) can through the frequencies of thoughts generate an effect similar to a fluorescent tube just not such an output.

This means that the human brain utilises "photonic charges" and could explain why some people suffer epileptic reactions when confronted with strobe lighting, as the light effects their photonic charges, possibly even causes a halogenic reaction.

I'm sure you already know that the human cellular structure is already photogenic (Not "It likes picture, but it deals with light submersion).

As for the brain remember wavedata, it's more likely to remember "Flags". I say flags for the use in Neural Networking patterns, for instance a triangle would have three flags, a flag at each angle, the brain then uses a Fuzzy method of filling the flags in.

The brain utilises this to create a "Meta image" of what ever it is trying to memorise, which then when overlayed against what it is remembering triggers it to be remembered. (or when the flags are computed between, this is when you suddenly remember the flags for what the subject of this thread is truly about)

[BTW, the flags method of Neural Networking does tie in with the Holographic Memory perception as the Flags are used to tell the neural pathway routes that cause a collaberation of frequencies to "Matrix" (cross-over each other, and overlap) in a wave formation.]

One teleportation method I've mentioned somewhere else, is to open a "vacuum bubble" at the destination and then Wormhole it to your departure location. (this keeps the bubble entact so you don't have to recaliberate it. An explaination of wormhole is that it is moved at speed [Speghettified] and can be shrunk and enlarged between two points.)

The idea is that using such a bubble, you don't have to pull a person apart and put them back together, but you can make their journey almost instantaneous.

(I like this idea, as the only time you worry is when that bubble is lost to the 5th Dimension, The outer Multiworlds Universe)