Tom’s Garage

…And its relations to classical and quantum physics? Apparently a 27 year old who spent 6 months at University. I imagine University is similar to our graduate school level for higher learning but I don’t know for sure as the term has European context. Whatever.

This “kid” seems to solve the problem associated with Dichotomy. Not that he has it all figured out just yet. But he attempts to explain why it is that we can actually go somewhere. Briefly, Dichotomy is a paradox which stipulates that you can basically never get anywhere. In order to go somewhere you’d have to traverse half the distance between your starting point and end point. And then half of the remainder and so on and so on. In essence, it would be impossible to ever get anywhere. Or even get started for that matter. This is what I gather from the article anyway, dunno for sure if I’m spot-on.

Interesting: Read Article Here

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