Oh I LOVE Zeno's Paradoxes!
The problem with Peter Lynds attempts to resolve Zeno's is he uses tautology and reductio. For Peter's attempts see:
"Zeno?s Paradoxes: A Timely Solution
Peter Lynds1"
http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00001197/02/Zeno_s_Paradoxes_-_A_Timely_Solution.pdf
From it, you will find he begs the question with:
"We of course know that motion and physical continuity are possible and an obvious feature of nature,
so there has to be something wrong with the initial assumptions regarding the paradoxes."
Yet he never supports this claimed knowledge. He does repeat it's approach over and over as if the repitition is sufficient support.
"there is not a precise static instant in time underlying a dynamical physicalprocess. If there were, the relative position of a body in relative motion or a specific physical magnitude, although precisely determined at such a precise static instant, it would also by way of logical necessity be frozen static at that precise static instant. Furthermore, events and all physical magnitudes would remain frozen static, as such a precise static instant in time would remain frozen static at the same precise static instant: motion would not be possible. (Incidentally, the same outcome would also result if such a precise static instant were hypothetically followed by a continuous sequence of further precise static instants in time, as by its very nature, a precise static instant in time does not have duration over interval in time,"
By repeating "static" and "instant" and "frozen" in various combinations he gives the "appreance" of providing support. But it is just tautological repetition.
You will find this covered very well at
"Zeno's Paradox: A response to Mr. Lynds
by Eric Engle"
http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00001333/01/ZENO.html
Or perhaps I have missed Lynds response?
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Thanks for helping to get god pounded into my head
Another succesful faith based initiative. Just like 9/11