The concept of (*) supertasks was originally proposed when considering these issues, which caused a philosopher to supposedly walk around in a circle as part of an effort to refute them.
The sixth chapter of a book by Gregory Schrempp compares these situations to the cosmology of the Maori people, and suggests that an entire cosmological system can be built from these situations. An article by Paul Benacerraf discusses the relevance of these situations by imagining Aladdin's genie "covering every Z-point." A lamp with a toggle switch is discussed in a James F. Thomson article about these situations, one of which discusses a millet seed that produces no noise when it falls. The concept of (*) supertasks was originally proposed when considering these issues, which caused a philosopher to supposedly walk around in a circle as part of an effort to refute them. These issues, which were meant to show the impossibility of motion, include one centering on an arrow in flight. For 10 points, name these conundrums proposed by an Eleatic philosopher.
The sixth chapter of a book by Gregory Schrempp compares these situations to the cosmology of the Maori people, and suggests that an entire cosmological system can be built from these situations.
Zeno's paradoxes [accept paradoxes of motion; prompt on paradoxes] 