Here's the natural analogous quantum circuit, replacing the random pair of bits (r, r) by the analogous quantum state (|00>+|11>)/(sqrt 2):pic.twitter.com/2ARuLIXPrM
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This leaves something to be desired as discovery fiction. Still, it's a lot of fun, and think it's pretty good for Twitter!
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Particularly egregious: it doesn't tell us WHY you might suspect teleportation is possible in the first place. Though I wonder if some quantum person thinking hard about classical one-time pads might have discovered it, largely by following their nose.
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Anyway, this kind of discovery fiction can be a lot of fun, and going through this exercise certainly helped me understand teleportation better!
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Interesting. The way you defined teleportation in the beginning made me feel that it should be trivially doable, ie if it’s just about recreating a state. For example classical teleportation is trivial if you don’t care about hiding it?
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