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Rodrigo Cesar
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I was reading about zeno's paradox (arrow), Is it like Quantized Spacetime? that we just move from one 'NOW' to the next?
Does zeno paradox can be fully solved?
Does zeno paradox can be fully solved?
Quantized spacetime is a theory that suggests that space and time are not continuous, but rather are made up of tiny, discrete units. This theory is based on the idea that at a very small scale, space and time behave more like a grid or lattice rather than a smooth, continuous fabric.
Zeno's Paradox is a philosophical puzzle that questions the possibility of motion in a continuous world. With the concept of quantized spacetime, this paradox can be resolved by understanding that motion occurs in discrete, quantized steps rather than a continuous process.
The Arrow Paradox is one of Zeno's famous paradoxes that raises the question of how an arrow can ever reach its target if it must first travel half the distance, then half the remaining distance, and so on. This paradox is based on the assumption of continuous space and time, and is resolved by the concept of quantized spacetime.
Quantized spacetime suggests that space and time are not continuous, but rather are made up of tiny, discrete units. This means that there is a minimum distance and time interval that can be traveled. With this understanding, the arrow would actually be moving in quantized steps, making it possible for it to reach its target.
There is currently no direct evidence that proves the existence of quantized spacetime. However, this theory is supported by other scientific theories, such as quantum mechanics and general relativity, which also suggest that space and time may not be continuous. Additionally, ongoing research and studies in the field may provide further evidence in the future.