>>9526376Absolutely. If I "die," then so what? Literally who gives a shit? I certainly won't; either I'll be in Heaven, wherein I am infinitely happier than in life, or I will simply cease to exist, in which case I will be infinitely less sad than in life since I do not exist to comprehend the fact that I do not exist or feel the emotion of sadness that I am no longer alive. Pic related; that is, in the case of no Heaven or God. If there is a God and/or Heaven, then I can tell you I will be infinitely happier up there than down here.
And, of course, that is all also assuming my consciousness DOESN'T continue to the other side and I "die." Who knows? By the time we get to teleporters, we may have already proven quantum immortality, in which case all I've just said is irrelevant because my consciousness will (if it is true) always continue into another timeline, and if it does then it won't make anyone in any timeline sad since in both timelines there will be a "me," only in one there is a perfect clone and in the other there is "me" at the original spot and a perfect clone with my consciousness at the other spot.
And who knows? Maybe this very instant is just one of the clone's memories (that is, I am actually the clone).
Essentially, it comes down to this:
>Does the teleporter "kill" me?>>No>>>Obvious WIN>>Yes>>>Is quantum immortality true?>>>>Yes>>>>>Then my consciousness will go to the timeline where I don't die. WIN>>>>No>>>>>Is there a Heaven?>>>>>>Yes>>>>>>>Sweet, I'm literally in paradise. See you suckers in 50 years. WIN>>>>>>No>>>>>>>Then I do not exist and therefore can neither realize my lack of existence nor have any thoughts or emotions on said lack. I am also free of all suffering. WIN 
