Re: Paradoxes
Posted by: PichuUmbreon
Date: 2008-12-13 23:06:49
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Quote from Harry Potter:
"Neither can live while the other survives"
Isn't this a paradox?
Quote from Harry Potter:
"Neither can live while the other survives"
Isn't this a paradox?
I thought of another random paradox. Knowing where nowhere is.
Hmm, when a unmovable round object gets hit by an unstoppable force, the force bounces off of the round unmovable object!
Hmm, when a unmovable round object gets hit by an unstoppable force, the force bounces off of the round unmovable object!
Or maybe the unstoppable force goes through the unmovable object.
I once read that the reason you can't go through a solid object is not because your atoms and its atoms collide and can't go through each other, but is actually because the atoms exert a force that keeps other atoms from going through them.
Hmm, when a unmovable round object gets hit by an unstoppable force, the force bounces off of the round unmovable object!
Or maybe the unstoppable force goes through the unmovable object.
I once read that the reason you can't go through a solid object is not because your atoms and its atoms collide and can't go through each other, but is actually because the atoms exert a force that keeps other atoms from going through them.
Yes. It?s sort of the same thing you experience when pushing two positive or two negative magnets together.
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