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Achilles Paradox
Achilless Paradox
Achilless Paradox is a paradox in logic, named after the Greek hero Achilles in Homer’s Iliad. It states that if a runner runs a certain distance and another runner runs half of that same distance, then the second runner should reach the halfway point before the first runner re......
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