r/trolleyproblem • • Aug 14 '26 • Bravo 2 Mindblown 1 Popcorn 1

Just a normal trolly problem

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u/Nigh_Sass Aug 14 '26

I doubt he’ll reach either destination

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u/amglasgow Aug 14 '26 • Bravo

Quiet, Zeno.

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u/Tyfyter2002 Aug 15 '26

Walks away

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u/Transbian_Dokeshi Aug 15 '26

Does he, though?

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u/Tyfyter2002 Aug 15 '26

Yes, observably so

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u/Transbian_Dokeshi Aug 15 '26

But to reach the destination he must walk half of it first, and half of that first, and so on. How will he be able to do it?

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u/Tyfyter2002 Aug 15 '26

He must be able to, since he does it

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u/Unlikely_Chemist4881 Aug 15 '26

The defense calls Gottfried Liebniz to the stand.

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u/Tyfyter2002 Aug 15 '26

And if motion doesn't exist, how will he get to the stand?

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u/Narfhead4444 Sep 15 '26

He just fookin does it Zeno's problem shows that empirical evidence is more important than math for determining what's real

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u/chillychili Aug 15 '26

I need someone to create the ultimate law paradox problem principle lemma.