Zeno's paradoxes

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Zeno’s paradoxes

four philosophical arguments purporting to show the impossibility of motion. [Gk. Phil.: NCE, 3043]

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9 Aristotle addresses Zeno's four paradoxes of motion and amongst them the arrow paradox.

Benefits of this configuration include the elimination of cam lean, limb twist, and timing problems plus reduced arrow paradox.

been overlooked in most discussions of Zeno's arrow paradox to date.

the arrow paradox rests on the tacit but incorrect assumption that,

This, I believe, is what happens in the solution to the arrow paradox proposed by Zangari.

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