I know Isaac Asimov's answer, which makes sense to me. Anyone else have any answer to the question about what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object?
what is the answer to the old question about the immovable object and the irresistible force?
by Hortensia 30 Replies latest social current
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exwhyzee
Is there such a thing as an immovable object or an irrestible force?
In an infinate universe either one can exist, but not both.
One thing for sure though...Someone's gonna get kissed.
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Viviane
By definition, if one thing exists, the other cannot.
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Satanus
They merge. Two objects become one. Fusion.
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Viviane
They merge. Two objects become one. Fusion.
By definition, if one exists, the other cannot.
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Satanus
They cease existing as two objects and become one object. Some energy is released in the process.
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Viviane
You're so adorable!
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prologos
there is no such thing as an unmovable object, unless there is nothing else. if there is anything ouside and away from any object, the ouside thing can move the object [ever so lightly]
since the mover is outside the object, it can not be unmovable.
the prime mover is always exempt from constraints like that.
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Satanus
To viv. You sound venomous.
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Viviane
You're reading words on a screen, there is no tone. I sound however YOU want me to sound. I am just stating basic logic.