/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6700388
good double

ass

>>3015283

Once the holy ones return, the earth and its people will enter a new golden age of peace and prosperity. Do not be fooled, for many will die.

Beware the test of faith it's a trap

>>3015273

He will be a great troll and will have many followers.
He will cause war everywhere he goes.
Things will appear bleak, and then the holy ones will once again show themselves to humanity

Be warned.
This date was chosen by men.
Jesus will appear on this date,
But he will be but a wolf in sheep's clothing.

The man who will claim to be jesus on that day is but a fake seeking to capitalize

>>1912781
You would have to borrow energy from the future to push the past into the present.

So wait... are we INSIDE or OUTSIDE the big bang?

>>1912691
That or the light has already reached this point and died.

If you were intelligent you would know that the Sun appears to circle the Earth, but doesn't. If you were intelligent, you would know the sky isn't the end of the universe, even though it appears to be. If you were smart, you would know solid objects aren't actually solid, even though your eyes and senses say so.

If you were intelligent, you would know death appears to be the end. You never experience birth, and you die before you experience it because of the 200ms delay.

There is no proof you are alive or dead.

Uhhh... the odds that a genius exists are small. The higher population means more geniuses at once. This is more valuable than the problems of over population.

>>1912323
No, but really, what you said is so much less confusing than words.

>>1912323
1=0

>>1912241
Which is only possible at the bound of an infinity. The bound of time.

>>1912215
Someday you will move beyond binary propositional lattices. Did you know there is just more than binary, 0 and 1, propositions?

>>1912215
Space has to be created somehow.

>>1912208
I see. Then the real answer is that, at the end of time, they will both finish exactly simultaneously.

>>1912188
loled

>>1912184
God just needs to BE the rock so that he can decide that he cannot lift it.

>>1912145
That or the unstoppable object gains dimension, therefore never stopping while stopping.

>>1912143
Not really, the "next position" is determined by how long it takes Achilles to reach the turtle's last position, so by the time Achilles reaches the turtles 'next position', the turtle is at its 'next next position'. That's the whole point of the paradox.

But it's all moot, because the time it takes to iterate the infinite sum is finite, thus Achilles overtakes it.
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They each have constant speed. The amount of time it takes Archilles to reach the next point is cut in half because he is going at a steady rate. The turtle has set 'points' he will be at in intervals according to his fixed speed. Archilles will arrive at the turtle's next point before the turtle will get there.

>>1912130
If you are to assign every quality to the terms used, not all of them are the same -- specifically the fact that the rules they lay down refer to other men and not himself.

The meeting of two forces is just the interaction of fields. If the fields keep expanding then neither object will ever have to move while space expands forever.

The solution to the turtle paradox is that Archilles reaches the turtle's next position before the turtle does.

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The unstoppable force paradox
Solution: The space around them expands, allowing the object to continue forever while the other does not move, while appearing that both have stopped.

FUCK YA

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Epimenides’ Paradox

Another example of him being a liar and telling the truth at the same time. (True(AND)False) Both are obviously simultaneously true.

Call it Talse or Frue