This is one of Zeno's nine paradoxes http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeno%27s_paradoxesAll those infitly short lengths of time would add back up to infinity . Even if its negative infinity . Meaning it would either take no time whatsoever or all time to cross . Or more likely THEY WOULD cancel out and making movement impossible .It takes half as long to cross that half distance and half as long again, until you are eventually taking an infinitely short period of time to cross an infinitely short distance. Distance/time infinities cancel each other out and you reach your destination.
That isn't how math works.All those infitly short lengths of time would add back up to infinity . Even if its negative infinity . Meaning it would either take no time whatsoever or all time to cross . Or more likely THEY WOULD cancel out and making movement impossible .
Only because some acient greco roman math nerd decided it would work that way . Vedic mathamatics would work better . ironically im typing from math class where im on the verge of failing . dont worry i already did days assignment :rolleyes:That isn't how math works.All those infitly short lengths of time would add back up to infinity . Even if its negative infinity . Meaning it would either take no time whatsoever or all time to cross . Or more likely THEY WOULD cancel out and making movement impossible .
I just tinkered with the multiplier until I got what I wantedWHAT ?! HOW ?!????!