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>scifi show has teleportation (which involves killing a human and making a p-zombie clone of them somewhere else)
>people don't use it to clone people as needed
>if this fact about how teleportation works ever comes up it's a one-off meme plot for an episode or two
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Well if you want to get philisophical about it then you can easily make the argument that simply living from moment to moment is killing a person and creating a new one, and that any continuity of consciousness you think you perceive is as illusory as it is with a person who's been teleported.



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