Teleportation: The Science of Magic Explained (Mini-Article)

I was wrong (kinda)

Please read the first part before reading this Add-on

I have yet to see someone mention how memories could be "teleported" when on a molecular level they are plain electrical signals traveling through one's synapses and neurons, but I would like to add one little addition to the first part of this series "Teleportation: The Science of Magic", in which we discussed how breaking one's atoms apart would erase basic tasks from memory, due to the issue of (this wasn't discussed originally I believe but I am adding so...) Quantum States. However, I recently heard of something called Quantum Teleportation, in which a group of particles can teleport their Quantum States to another identical group of particles, so 3 electrons with specific "spins" (we won't get into much detail about this topic, not because I don't wish to share, but rather because I myself do not wish to spend hours researching in depth, sorry) can transfer their's to 3 other electrons arbitrarily far away (basically from anywhere to anywhere). So, this means if we got some sort of MASS-QUANTUM-TELEPORTATION-DEVICE working, we would be able to first recreate the physical atomic (and gluons and quarks and all that) in the exact position it needs to be in, then we activate MaQuTeD, (pronounced Mac-You-Ted) to transfer the quantum state from this body (which once state transfer is complete we can break the body down because this body is now a sack of immobile meat) to the next, and you have successfuly created teleportation.