The Continuity Problem: Teleportation was never the problem. Proving it was murder was.
By Stew Hanley
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When physicist Archer Bancroft perfects human teleportation, he believes he has changed the world forever.
Then his wife steps into the machine — and never comes out.
The science is undisputed. Bancroft's invention doesn't move a person from one place to another. It destroys the original and reconstructs an identical human being somewhere else, down to the smallest measurable detail.
So when the reconstruction fails, prosecutor Tiffany Choi faces a murder case unlike any in history.
Did Archer ...
Then his wife steps into the machine — and never comes out.
The science is undisputed. Bancroft's invention doesn't move a person from one place to another. It destroys the original and reconstructs an identical human being somewhere else, down to the smallest measurable detail.
So when the reconstruction fails, prosecutor Tiffany Choi faces a murder case unlike any in history.
Did Archer ...


