I wish it could become standard operating procedure around here to place quotes around scientifically linkbaiting terms like &quot;wormhole&quot; in article titles, lest they be mistaken for fact.<p>Also, to save everyone the trouble of getting their hopes up in the future:<p>- It&#x27;s not a wormhole. It&#x27;s never a wormhole.<p>- Quantum teleportation and quantum entanglement don&#x27;t mean what you (probably) think they do, and neither allows for faster than light communication anyway. No, not even then.<p>- It doesn&#x27;t really make things invisible, it just makes a narrow part of the electromagnetic spectrum difficult to detect under experimental conditions, and that part probably doesn&#x27;t include visible light.<p>- It can&#x27;t really read your thoughts.<p>- It&#x27;s (probably) not really artificial intelligence.<p>- It&#x27;s not antigravity. It&#x27;s never antigravity.<p>- It&#x27;s not a warp drive. It&#x27;s never a warp drive.<p>- They almost certainly didn&#x27;t get cold fusion working this time.<p>- All solutions to the Fermi paradox are handwaving nonsense until proven otherwise.