Re: What would the end velocity be if...?

On Feb 23, 8:14=A0am, Erik Max Francis <m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> finite guy wrote:
> > You may not realise what you have said :-
> > "You asked about particles at rest, which CAN'T be photons..."
> > "If you freeze time, EVERYTHING is static..."
>
> > Why do you not include photons in "everything"?
> > Aren't they something...?
> > Aren't they also static at delta time =3D zero like everything...
else?
> > Which one is it - static or not?
> > How far can a photon travel in zero time?
>
> Time _isn't_ frozen, so it's an academic question. =A0If all particles
> were really fruit flies, then you could ask questions about the
> properties of those particle/fruit flies. =A0However, since they aren't,
> it's a pointless question to try to answer, or consider meaningful.
>
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Folly.
Time is 'frozen' at delta time =3D0.

You deny meaning of the obvious.