On the quantum "self-teleportation" probability of a human body

TL;DR

This paper estimates the extremely low probability of a human body undergoing quantum relocation, highlighting the necessity of sci-fi assumptions and discussing related quantum concepts.

Contribution

It provides a comparative estimation of quantum teleportation probabilities for a human body using two methods, emphasizing their negligible values and theoretical implications.

Findings

Probabilities are inconceivably small

Assumptions of sci-fi nature are needed to avoid zero probability

Discusses non-spatiality and superselection rules in quantum context

Abstract

The probability of quantum relocation of a human body, at a given distance, is estimated using two different methods, giving comparable results. Not only the obtained values for the probabilities are inconceivably small, but assumptions of a sci-fi nature are also necessary to ensure that they are not identical to zero. The notions of 'non-spatiality' and 'superselection rule' are also briefly discussed.