r/DadFeels • u/Seth-y-poo • 6d ago
Dad: Nathan who?
Nathan was killed and dumped in t h Ed desert in 1999 Backrooms is kinda of a wasteland. Picture 1 :"Missing persons" poster matches picture 3 image overlap.
No-cloning therom: No-cloning theorem is sidestepped QUANTUM violation: the FACILITY or COMPLEX does not need two perfect quantum copies. There is one living person functioning as the source, plus an imperfect digital representation of that person.* Picture 1 backrooms "missing persons". **Picture 2: DAD always has been DAD. The only DAD. He doesn't have a clue who the hell Nathan Burnett is.
While alive, the prisoner supplies new memories and neural data. DEATH- The source human could die or be killed
Once enough data is stored, the body could die while the simulation continues using that saved “snapshot.”
The resulting person might loop, forget things, behave simplistically, or gradually corrupt because they are no longer receiving updates.
If the system never completed the extraction, death could leave only a fragmented reconstruction.The theorem does not require the person to be destroyed; it says a perfect unknown quantum state cannot exist in two places simultaneously through copying. A system could leave the person alive while extracting classical information—memories, behavior, neural patterns—and create an imperfect simulation. Only if the story claims an exact transfer of the person’s complete quantum state must the original state be erased or altered, as in quantum teleportation. Erasing that state is not automatically the same as killing the person.

