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I predicted macroscopic quantum tunneling before it won the Nobel prize last year and it IS practical teleportation. A wormhole is just a concept. Quantum entanglement and tunneling are our reality. Gravity and electromagnetism are unified via an extra dimension. See: Musha Jump Drive

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