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Spoiler Alert! -wrong answer

posted 14 years ago by unclesatan
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What happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object? The existence of one precludes the existence of the other. More to the point, even if there was no irresistible force, there could still be no immovable object. Since all motion is relative, so must be the qulaity of being stationary. In other words, since all objects can be said to be moving from at least one point of view, none cane rightly be called immovable.

[–] bowieeno3 14 years ago

Thank Rao, Superman didn't give that answer or else we'd have a dead Lois.

This mellow thighed chick just put my spine out of place!

[–] Progeny51 14 years ago

Immovable, not un-moving. Can't be moved is not necessarily the same as can't move.But it would still have to yield to an irresistible force (if it were truly irresistible).

[–] unclesatan 14 years ago

If it is moving, clearly it is not immovable.

[–] bohoki 14 years ago

the question was the trick it all had to do with the cosmic intelligence lex realized at the end

the immovable object and unstoppable force were beings