Teleportation in the Real World.

[PB666]

This one is for ZetaX, who apparently doesn't get it.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cornwall-34115350

[Sampa]

*Facepalm* woman and driver fail!

[Thunder_86]

hahahaha. Thats from "les gags", a show here in quebec!

[PB666]

*Facepalm* woman and driver fail!

You laugh, this is the link that BBC gave (remembering that BBC is one of the better world news organizations)

Woman 'teleported' inside toilet - 4 hours ago - Cornwall

But I think is summarizes many physics related stuff that we have seen lately on Reddit and other news sources. I think the quantum wormhole article is worse, not because they are wrong,

but because they don't lay out that string theory is largely rejected in the world of physics, and most of what they are saying they have accomplished is in-silico analysis (which in most other fields of science, can't even get referees to review the manuscript). Before you can believe it you first have to fix a whole bunch of inconsistencies of string theory with observations, and then have to go about replicating the in-silico stuff in real measurement style experiments. Seriously do black holes halve? where it the energy to halve a black hole going to come frome . . . . .

The wormhole explanation for entanglement may be right, but for the wrong reasons, for reasons not which they give, which means a fight will be instore if others confirm the observation, you will have mainstream physics trying to fight the up hill battle that non-string explanation is better than a string explanation.