"teleportation violates the law of thermodynamics"<br><br><br>*continues to teleport,(reply>), The reply section is too intelligent for my comprehension,(reply>), "Stop right there, criminal scum",(reply>), @Haveiszal Faroqie its Heisenberg's uncertainty principal, Schrodinger's cat is a separate concept.  I'm not even sure what its meant to mean in this context, Heisenberg's uncertainty principal deals with the ability to accurately measure things at the quantum scale. The act of measuring something means interacting with it which means changing what we are measuring. i.e. to see a particle we must bounce a photon off it, but doing so imparts momentum on that particle. So by the act of trying to measure the objects location or speed, we have changed its location or speed.,(reply>), @marthvon particle/wave duality is more of a concept than a real thing. We know sometimes things appear to behave like particle and we know sometimes things (even the very same things) appear to behave like waves. But we also know that neither of these theories is entirely correct. Things don't change from particles to waves and back, but rather our understanding of what matter IS is incomplete, and this is simply our crude attempts to describe what we know so far. Regardless of all that, matter and energy are one and the same, the energy still needs to come from, or go to, somewhere. you're correct though, perhaps that energy is lost as some other form of radiation.,(reply>), Who cares? I always violate laws