IsaacNewton
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- Jun 20, 2015
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Let's recognize reality please. This thread has turned into the falling hammer scenario. In calculus there is a problem given that if you drop a hammer from 10 feet above the ground it must fall half that distance, then half the distance left, then half that distance, and so on. So the hammer, via the asymptotic line, should never reach the ground because half of something is always something. The equation never reaches zero.
Mental gymnastics are fun, but reality cannot be ignored.
Mental gymnastics are fun, but reality cannot be ignored.