Lecture #5: Zeno

Zeno!

(In which I make the astonishingly bad mistake of calling an argument "false".  Arguments can be valid or invalid, sound or unsound.  They cannot be false.  Mea culpa!)

Not sure if this is the correct spot but i really like some of Zeno's paradoxes. The turtle and Achilles reminds me very much of a Mandelbrot set or a fractal.

How Zeno describes and infinite amount of sequences in a finite amount of space. Fractals are just a sequence repeated over and over constantly folding in on themselves.
I also appreciated that they are used in mortgages, " and thats why they take an infinite amount of time to pay off" also beginning to understand that as well, but more along the lines of student loans.
I sure do hope there is an infinite amount of space between now and the midterm.

I had a period of my undergrad career when I was obsessed with fractals and chaos theory. It's fun stuff.