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Part of the idiocy produced by hypnotists in Einstein criminal cult
has already become "classical":

http://technology.newscientist.com/channel/tech/dn13556-10-impossibilities-conquered-by-science.html
NEW SCIENTIST: "What is truly impossible? To accompany Michio Kaku's
article on the physics of impossibility, we have rounded up 10 things
that were once thought scientifically impossible. Some were disproved
centuries ago but others have only recently begun to enter the realm
of possibility......Teleportation. This is a word with a long and
rather dubious history. It was coined by the paranormalist writer
Charles Fort in his book Lo! and was subsequently seized on by legions
of science fiction writers; most famously as the "transporter" in Star
Trek. Despite its fantastical origins, physicists have achieved a kind
of teleportation thanks to a bizarre quantum phenomenon called
entanglement. Particles that are entangled behave as if they are
linked together no matter how wide the distance between them. If, for
example, you change the "spin" of one entangled electron, the spin of
its twin will change as well. Entangled particles can therefore be
used to "teleport" information. Performing the trick with anything
larger than an atom was once thought impossible, but in 2002 a
theoretical way to entangle even large molecules, providing they can
be split into a quantum state known as superposition, was described.
More recently, an alternative idea, dubbed "classical teleportation",
was proposed for making a beam of rubidium atoms effectively disappear
in one place and reappear elsewhere. This method would not rely on
entanglement, but transmitting all the information about these atoms
through a fibre optic cable so that they can be "reconstructed"
somewhere else."

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