Zenon's Paradox illustrates the scenario where Achilles, running faster than a turtle, seemingly never catches up due to infinite subdivisions of distance. However, the time taken for Achilles to meet the turtle is finite and can be calculated using motion equations. By setting the distances equal, the time can be determined as t = 100 / (v_achille - v_turtle). This demonstrates that while the distances can be infinitely divided, the time converges to a specific value. Thus, Achilles will eventually meet the turtle despite the paradoxical implications.