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Yes but if you consider the smallest moment between each motion as the length of that moment approaches zero then in essence everyone and everything is motionless until integration with boundary conditions is applied.
Okay, Zeno…
Yeah but what if you don’t?
That would be outside the calculus of this question.
There is no question though.
Yes there is, the integral of a question is an answer and the integral of answer is a rule, thus if there is a rule there is a second derivative of it that is the originating question.
I’m sorry but I don’t believe in philosophy.
I agree math is nonsense
I’m sure I’d still feel the shackles around my wrists and ankles even if I was perfectly motionless.
But if you didn’t desire to move for fear of making your circumstances worse, would it even matter?
I have sensitive wrists and would be annoyed.
