PREFACE
PREFACE
Zeno of Elea did not invent puzzles of numbers. He did not play games with symbols. He pointed, starkly, to motion itself — the arrow flying, the turtle crawling, the world unfolding — and said: “Your logic cannot make sense of this.”
Motion, he showed, is ontologically inconsistent with the rules of reason. Yet reality moves. The finger moves. The arrow flies. The turtle plods. And in that contradiction lies the truth that logic cannot touch. This was no abstract mathematical exercise. Zeno confronted being itself.
But centuries later, a systematic institutional theft occurred. Academics, mathematicians, physicists, and philosophers — all desperate to preserve their authority — stole Zeno’s ontological insight and rebranded it as a math problem
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