The Paradox of Teleportation

Teleportation sounds like the ultimate life hack: no traffic, no planes, just blink and you’re

anywhere. But instant travel comes with some wild consequences. Airports,

airlines, and car industries? Gone overnight. Borders and immigration? Practically impossible

to control. Crime could skyrocket if people could appear anywhere, anytime.

And then there’s the question of your body: are you being transported, or destroyed and

copied somewhere else? If it’s the latter, are you even… you? Teleportation could

make the world smaller, faster, and freer — but it might also unravel everything that

keeps society stable.