[RightWhale]

What's this "we" stuff?

No kidding. I knew a kid in 3rd grade that got stuck on Zeno's paradox then and he still ain't right in the head. When he tried out for Little League pitcher, they had to send him home because his pitches never reached homeplate. We had a bag of baseballs and he had thrown half of them before we wised up. That's about 25 baseballs and they're probably still there getting closer and closer to homeplate, but after all these years it's hard to tell if they're moving at all.

[RightWhale]

This same article was posted here a while ago , but since the title was somewhat different, a search did not find the earlier article. This time it came from a space news site, so this probably means NASA will investigate. NASA has a department for antigravity research and other edge sciences just in case they turn out to be useful in some manner for space propulsion. Of course none of it has worked out so far, but it's only a few $million here and there, NBD.

[ecomcon]

LOL

[Bedford Forrest]

"No kidding. I knew a kid in 3rd grade that got stuck on Zeno's paradox then and he still ain't right in the head. When he tried out for Little League pitcher, they had to send him home because his pitches never reached homeplate. We had a bag of baseballs and he had thrown half of them before we wised up. That's about 25 baseballs and they're probably still there getting closer and closer to homeplate, but after all these years it's hard to tell if they're moving at all."

Excellent, most excellent.

[Quick1]

Simply hilarious!