Out of Pod Experience

I guess that's all up to you.

Then that wouldn't be teleportation. More like telecommunication. Tele- (distant) -portation (transportation). Tlelcommunication is a facsimile. What you describe is a facsimile, so don't go leaping into that Star Trek transporter with Captain Kirk just yet.

Quantum teleportation deals with portals of some form (imo, it's really unknown), through quantum entanglement. Like some sort of singularity phenomenon observed only at the atomic level thus far. So you could burst atoms through and communicate digitally, or a future possibility to do so. Current results are just random bursts as far as I'd imagine, just been about measuring the time it takes to communicate from point to point, at it's basic form.

Maybe to understand how it functions one could open a large unified connected portal between two points, sort of like folding space together through 'universal extra dimensions'. Of course unless quantum entanglement has something to do with gravitational physics: if gravity is actually an extra dimension. But by the time we understand that, we will probably have already built a dyson sphere around the sun.

I just got done watching it. Thanks for sharing.

There are two scenarios we are faced with:

1. Displacement of the subject.
2. Replication of the subject.

One involves moving the subject from point A to point B....piece by piece.

The other involves reproducing the subject at point A, at point B....piece by piece.

All dependent on the technology.

It has been shown that when cattle are cloned and kept in herds, they develop their own pecking order. Their own social hierarchy. There are leaders and followers, even though they are all identical, genetic reproductions. So there is some unique individuality regardless of genetics. Obviously we see that in identical twins as well. Yet they all posses their own individual psyche. They don't share their "awareness." If one twin dies the other doesnt expereince death as well.

What makes up this psyche and awareness, I don't know. Is it a result of quantum interactions at the subatomic level or something else?

We know that all matter is energy, so perhaps there is something unique about one person's "energy."

I guess the big question is "what makes me...me?" How much of my physical being do you remove before I cease to be me, and if those parts are put back together..is it me, or someone who is a just a copy of me? At what point does one become and exists?

EDIT: see Psychological/Philosophical zombie

Short answer: YES.

Long answer: Yes, to a (sufficiently) high degree of confidence and within (mostly) acceptable tolerance levels.

NOTE: That is, provided that by "we" you mean the entirety of our "wetware" (or, if you prefer, "firmware").
Also, provided that (in an implied fashion ) by "a certain person" you mean the very rough approximation of an entity which constantly changes to some degree (the "you" of right now is not exactly the same as the "you" from a few seconds ago or a few seconds later, and is probably noticeably different from the "you" from yesterday or tomorrow, and radically different from the "you" from a few years ago or in the more distant future, but you still perceive yourself as just "you").

P.S. If that's NOT what you mean by either of those, then probably (barely) no.