One teleportation paradox

In the topic of teleportation, many correctly noted: if you gather information about the human body, transfer it somewhere, and then reassemble the body, it will be more like cloning. From the point of view of the source code (that is, you), either nothing will happen, or (depending on the teleportation technique) its physical destruction will occur, read your death.

Let's continue the thought. If they put you to sleep and then they kill you, you must admit that this will not be much different from the situation when they simply kill you quickly enough. That is, sleeping does not change anything in the murder.

And here comes the paradoxical conclusion: after all, every day we fall asleep, if we sleep without dreams - our consciousness is completely turned off. There is some movement in time of your body and a change in the structure of the brain (even in a dream without dreams, it is actively changing). Then we turn on again.
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How does this process differ from teleportation? Yes, nothing! Just instead of distance, you are transported in time. Yes, and in the distance you can transfer - if you fall from the bed, let's say :) It is important - that your consciousness gradually turns off, and then turns on.

You “die” in this plan every day! The integrity of the person is preserved solely by the memory of falling asleep.

Why, then, can we sleep well, but don’t want to teleport with the destruction of the source?

This is a paradox.