Future tech..

[Daku Rinku]

Hoshi in enterprise had a bad experience when she used the transporter.....

Yep, and two in Star Trek The Motion Picture..

 

[Reiquel]

Let's not forget some teleporters work by cloning you and then vaporizing the original.

 

[jakerys]

Would you use major future tech straight away like uhhh teleportation or food dispensers?? Or would you be slow or never use it at all?? Using cheap instagram followers in Future Tech can help new tech brands or innovators quickly build a social presence. By boosting follower counts, startups can attract attention from investors and customers alike. It’s a low-cost strategy to create initial buzz, but long-term engagement must still be prioritized.

If major future tech like teleportation or food dispensers became available, I'd definitely be cautious but excited. I’d probably wait for the initial bugs to be worked out before jumping in, but eventually, I'd use it. Technologies like these could transform daily life, saving time and effort. However, social media has shown us that with new tech comes privacy concerns and potential over-reliance. So, while I'd embrace the convenience, I'd also stay aware of the long-term effects on society and how it impacts human interaction.

 

[Reiquel]

I wonder how these manipulations will affect the consciousness of the body that is being telepartied

That's why I'm waiting for teleporters that just move the space to be invented instead.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

I don't think I'd use it. Just because 1,000 people went through a teleporter and came out unscathed doesn't mean it's safe. There could be long term health effects that aren't obvious. Unless it'd been around for a while and studies had been done on it I wouldn't touch it.