I'm dull, so I'd use my power of teleportation to get a well paid job in central london and live in India like a king.
Assuming you don't die instantly.RMcD94 said:Teleport out of it.Johnnyallstar said:Flight. Too much room for error on teleportation. Would hate to end up partially inside a wall, and partially not.
How is that a question? Superman! 'cause, you know, Superman doesn't keep a gun up his you-don't-wanna-know.LostTimeLady said:Captain Jack Harkness or Superman?
Why would you die instantly? You've got as long as you have breath assuming your face is trapped.Johnnyallstar said:Assuming you don't die instantly.RMcD94 said:Teleport out of it.Johnnyallstar said:Flight. Too much room for error on teleportation. Would hate to end up partially inside a wall, and partially not.
Because walls aren't known for getting out of the way quickly?RMcD94 said:Why would you die instantly? You've got as long as you have breath assuming your face is trapped.Johnnyallstar said:Assuming you don't die instantly.RMcD94 said:Teleport out of it.Johnnyallstar said:Flight. Too much room for error on teleportation. Would hate to end up partially inside a wall, and partially not.
It'd be moved out of the way. Matter cannot occupy the same place. And if you are teleporting into it then it has to move. Otherwise, well, you plainly aren't teleporting into it are you?Loop Stricken said:Because walls aren't known for getting out of the way quickly?RMcD94 said:Why would you die instantly? You've got as long as you have breath assuming your face is trapped.Johnnyallstar said:Assuming you don't die instantly.RMcD94 said:Teleport out of it.Johnnyallstar said:Flight. Too much room for error on teleportation. Would hate to end up partially inside a wall, and partially not.
While it is true that matter cannot occupy the same space, everything is made up of 99% empty space held together by electron bonds when you break it down to sub-atomic physics, there is plenty room to put things next to it, it just would result in an immediate nuclear repulsion at the sub-atomic level. Small parts of your body and the wall would expand immediately to compensate this, which wouldn't be good all things considered.RMcD94 said:It'd be moved out of the way. Matter cannot occupy the same place. And if you are teleporting into it then it has to move. Otherwise, well, you plainly aren't teleporting into it are you?Loop Stricken said:Because walls aren't known for getting out of the way quickly?RMcD94 said:Why would you die instantly? You've got as long as you have breath assuming your face is trapped.Johnnyallstar said:Assuming you don't die instantly.RMcD94 said:Teleport out of it.Johnnyallstar said:Flight. Too much room for error on teleportation. Would hate to end up partially inside a wall, and partially not.