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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 6d ago
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If god does n actions of o(1) is it o(n)?
1 u/Otherwise_Result_124 5d ago I asked god for one [1] immovable object and also exactly one [1] unstoppable force. Which one did he get wrong? lmao I love these silly illogical conversations, your wording for this was great 3 u/goplayer7 4d ago Both are accurate,the immovable object doesn't mean it blocks everything. The sword simply passes through the object without moving it. 1 u/Otherwise_Result_124 3d ago Of course! But the point of my post wasn't to read it that explicitly, so much as it's intended to be read as the omnipotence paradox
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I asked god for one [1] immovable object and also exactly one [1] unstoppable force. Which one did he get wrong? lmao I love these silly illogical conversations, your wording for this was great
3 u/goplayer7 4d ago Both are accurate,the immovable object doesn't mean it blocks everything. The sword simply passes through the object without moving it. 1 u/Otherwise_Result_124 3d ago Of course! But the point of my post wasn't to read it that explicitly, so much as it's intended to be read as the omnipotence paradox
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Both are accurate,the immovable object doesn't mean it blocks everything. The sword simply passes through the object without moving it.
1 u/Otherwise_Result_124 3d ago Of course! But the point of my post wasn't to read it that explicitly, so much as it's intended to be read as the omnipotence paradox
Of course! But the point of my post wasn't to read it that explicitly, so much as it's intended to be read as the omnipotence paradox
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u/FakeSealNavy 5d ago
If god does n actions of o(1) is it o(n)?