What does happen?
Whilst watching a few tennis matches of the recently completed Aussie Open (Australian Open), I was pondering this statement. While I’m not going to study philosophy in college, this is something you should eventually consider in your life. I’m 100% sure that you will encounter this philosophy embodied in a real life situation.Each side has relatively the same theory. This is, to be quite blatant, a comparison of things that are perpetual. But what is pertinent about this is how to confront this situation. Eventually, this is going to end with an impasse, neither can conquer the other. They are essentially the same thing. In the heart of this statement is the concept that they will not stop, nor will they start. With neither unable to decisively conquer the other, it begs the question as to how to remedy the situation.
But this also brings up the idea of “What if?!”. As in, what if the irresistible object became a force, and the immovable object became a force. Would they epitomize the inherent characteristics of their previous states, or would they take on new characteristics?
Either way, it wouldn’t matter. Each of these two notions equals itself and leaves the situation where it began, fundamentally nowhere, where it began.
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