This is a Mandela effect . If you look up the land o lakes history on their logos they actually never had a sun . It never existed in this reality yet you have a video showing the sun on the package . You should look into the Mandela effect . Some people remember their heart being on the far left side of their chest but it’s actually always been in the middle . Kidneys were in lower back but now higher up under rib cage . There’s many different changes out there that are proving death is an illusion.
I’m not exactly sure what you’re talking about, but I still have the part of the box shown in the video with the sun. Maybe I have a unique mutant butter box.
Quantum tunneling. A way in witch they could interact but never truly interact. But there still what they claim to be. If you don't like if prove me wrong. But then again you can't because there is no way to make any test to prove one way or the other as the objects as defined can never truly exist.
Interestingly, they are both the same type of object: objects with infinite inertia (aka infinite mass). One is already moving and thus can't be stopped, and one is stopped and thus can't be moved. However, using this definition results in two infinitely large black holes colliding, which might not have the result shown in the video. I can't think of a different way to quantify "immovable" and "unstoppable", though.
These 2 rules (if also a moving object has to move other objects by hitting them) deny each other and would result in a collapse when the rules are not prioritized...
Answer is somewhat simple. The energy of an undeniable force meeting an unyielding object would result in both converting their mass into energy, IE, heat, light, radiation, and concussive force. Because that is what is happening in a nuclear explosion. A hydrogen atom is the most basic element, composed of a single proton, and one single electron. No form of matter can be further rduced than this. Around this is a shaped detonation, neither force can be denied, resulting in both forces being converted from adversarial forces to a single unified force. This is not discimilar to what happens if two black holes are pulled into each other. neither force can be moved, neither force can be denied, so what happens is a tremendous amount of energy ripples through spacetime for millions of lightyears. It isn't the object that is unstoppable, it is the force that it is put under. the force continues even if the object is stopped, this is basic thermodynamics.
Yep, this is how it works. The law of the universe that things that collide with each other actually get in each other's way is _not_ an absolute. It just happens really, really reliably. So if something absolutely unstoppable collides with something absolutely immovable... it's that law of the universe, that colliding actually does anything at all, that will give way. (Of course, in reality, nothing is absolute at all. Physics is just really, _really_ likely to work.)
Yes. It’s a concept. I searched high and low and couldn’t find an unstoppable force. Although I did find an immovable object, but I couldn’t move it. So what you see in my living room is a simulation.
As stated elsehwere, the affect of an unyielding force meeting an immovable object is that their mutual exclusive energies are forced to combine into a unified energy. This actually happens quite a lot in physics. Mass and energy are always conserved but the energy may be released in other ways.
@@LeviAEthan512 That's just a kind of interpretation of the question that's not even a paradox in the first place. It's a solution by a technicality in the wording. It's not really a solution of the paradox.
I agree. If you define your system such that there's a contradiction between the definitions of two elements, then your definition is meaningless. You didn't actually define a system.
We got this in the U.K when I was growing up, I think I was a little too young to appreciate the complexity of what was going on! Fascinating to watch all these years later, Thank You!
I solved the sock problem by getting rid of all of my socks and replacing them with one set of identical socks. Now all of my socks always match, and if I lose one, I don't notice!
I also solved the fitted sheet problem by not having fitted sheets. Or regular sheets. Or a mattress. I sleep on the floor. Anytime I need, I can just pick up my blankets and throw them in the washing machine. Way easier to clean and move, and honestly just as comfortable.
