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pseudo philosophy question (and goodnight!) by jaqie 2009-03-31 06:51:36
When the irresistible force meets the immovable object, what happens?

My take on it is that the immovable object gets destroyed. hey it wasn't moved, and the force wasn't resisted...

and with that I think Im gonna flop into bed... gnight all, be safe and be well. {{{{UFies}}}}
[ Reply ]
  The rest of the universe moves. (n/t) by Apo2009-03-31 06:55:05
    The rest of the Universe remains Unmoved.... by webishop2009-03-31 06:57:47
  I've always gone with "reflection" by Nightwind2009-03-31 06:57:39
    What changes direction? by MatthewDBA2009-03-31 07:25:15
      the force, due to the object by Nightwind2009-03-31 07:49:56
  Can't happen. by da-gimp2009-03-31 07:03:24
    so fermilab means nothing? (n/t) by jaqie2009-03-31 07:10:51
  I should think that destruction requires movement by PeKaJe2009-03-31 07:47:46
    "When is an object not an object?" ;-) by MatthewDBA2009-03-31 08:03:05
      It's definitely a classic one by PeKaJe2009-03-31 08:20:34
        Indeterminable, or simply undetermined? (n/t) by MatthewDBA2009-03-31 08:24:44
          Good question by PeKaJe2009-03-31 08:45:36
  A hole. (n/t) by vectorz2009-03-31 07:54:00
  I actually asked my brother this... (He's got a by L1nX2009-03-31 08:26:20
    Evaluation: by MatthewDBA2009-03-31 08:54:02
      As far as I can see, L1nX's brother is saying by twixt2009-03-31 19:20:18

 

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