Something was implied but left completely unexplored in the video: The fact that one supposedly might teleport things in addition to oneself. If you can teleport yourself and a big lump of metal, what's to stop you from teleporting yourself and a car, yourself and and a skyscraper, yourself and the entire atmosphere or the entire ocean? Or yourself and the whole planet? Forget about small-minded threats like dropping an anvil on one location; you could hold all of humanity hostage, or easily annihilate it in one fell stroke.,(reply>), Do you have any idea how many colas you'd have to drink?,(reply>), this is why you need to watch Jumper,(reply>), Depending on the amount you teleport you would of course need to energy for that.,(reply>), If you use worm holes then you only teleport the thing the size of the worm hole or smaller.<br>If you use quantum mechanic then you can choose what ever you want to teleport because you can calculate the thing you teleport. More energy = more things you can teleport<br><br>You are stupid for asking this question,(reply>), But why would you want to live in mars, it's clearly worse than living here with everyone hostage...