/lit/ - Literature

>>20303811
>turns out that the smallest distances don’t have right angles
lmfao, the tile argument works for any angle that is not infinitesimally small. Do you have any actual evidence for a "smallest unit of space"? If what you are saying is true then why dont you ride a rollercoaster with wheels that were constructed with discrete space calculations?

>>19523935
You are "Person A" from >>19523855

Everyone knows the runner will catch the turtle.

Zeno comes along and posts a trollface meme arguing that the runner will never catch the turtle. He clearly does not expect anyone to actually believe it. The point is that "something is wrong somewhere". Your objective, as a paradox-resolver, is to explain what went wrong.

Instead, you act as if the question is "Will the runner catch the turtle?" And then you double down on that question, trying to dazzle the audience with mathematical notation while proving that the runner will catch the turtle.

It's as if someone posted >pic related and you replied with a long autistic argument that pi=3.1415...

Congratulations. You are a sophist.

Hey /lit/, how can I improve my writing skills? I'm 26 but everything I write sounds like it came from the diary of a boy half my age (and not a very bright one at that).