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A5833226 - Teleportation - An Inside Look
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Started conversation Sep 20, 2005
Entry: Teleportation - An Inside Look - A5833226
Author: dmitrigheorgheni - U1590784
This is one case where getting there may *not* be half the fun.
A5833226 - Teleportation - An Inside Look
Phred Firecloud Posted Sep 20, 2005
Ought to work. There was a old Jack London story about a prisoner who was shackled, placed in a tight straight jacket, beaten, starved and stuffed into back into a small dark hole. After about six months of this he began to leave his body and travel to other stars where he saw stange suns, geography and alien entities.
Maybe the real trick is makining them WANT to leave their bodies. Anyway, nice entry. Thanks.
A5833226 - Teleportation - An Inside Look
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 20, 2005
Keep moving the old assembly point, guys!
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U1250369 Posted Sep 21, 2005
I did enjoy your points or reference !
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PhantomCactus Posted Sep 21, 2005
I reside forever in the Enchanted Kingdoms of Dmitri -
Helen
A5833226 - Teleportation - An Inside Look
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 21, 2005
Thanks for reading, folks!
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Xantief Posted Sep 24, 2005
Well done!
I can relate. Who needs planets, anyway? Well, they're cool to visit and congregate on, when the desire arises.
I like the Martian landscape...reminds me of the high desert. Fewer Joshua trees, though...
A5833226 - Teleportation - An Inside Look
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 24, 2005
Probably fewer scorpions and gila monsters, too!
Thanks. I agree - planets are nice places to visit, but who wants to live there?
(Cue chorus of 'Don't Fence Me In'.)
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