> Consider what an instant of time is. Is it a non-zero chunk of time smaller than any other finite chunk of time?
Here's how I think of Zeno's paradox: it is saying that if time/space are continuous then there are no such things as finite chunks of them, therefore they must be discrete.
Here's how I think of Zeno's paradox: it is saying that if time/space are continuous then there are no such things as finite chunks of them, therefore they must be discrete.