Can you win?

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by 00_Eli, Apr 25, 2013.

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  1. So there is this riddle I have stumped everyone I've ever asked.

    If you can give me a correct answer, I will give you a 20b dv.

    What's stronger? An unstoppable force or an immovable object?

    All answers must be backed up with a reasonable explanation.
     
    #1 00_Eli, Apr 25, 2013
  2. Unstoppable force, the immovable object doesn't mean it can't be destroyed.
     
    #2 SVG-TheFaLLenFenrir-, Apr 26, 2013
  3. If it's destroyed, it is moved.. Correct or correct?
     
    #3 00_Eli, Apr 26, 2013
  4. You can destroy something without moving it
     
    #4 SVG-TheFaLLenFenrir-, Apr 26, 2013
  5. Didn't you just say the answer
     
    #5 ManyPeople_Hey1, Apr 26, 2013
  6. Couldn't you burn the object
     
    #6 ManyPeople_Hey1, Apr 26, 2013
  7. Im better now give me robots
     
    #7 *BH-_-BeenHereSinceDayOne (01), Apr 26, 2013
  8. Its a trick question. The unstoppable force will just go through the inmovable object.
     
    #8 NO-ONE-HERE, Apr 26, 2013
  9. Unstoppable force loses.. Well, because u can change the course. Blah blah .-. I don't have enough brain cells.
     
    #9 *LOLMUAHAHA (01), Apr 26, 2013
  10. Neither, it is a paradox. You can not give a good enough answer for either of them which would hold true.
     
    #10 ItalianaJenni, Apr 26, 2013
  11. There is an answer as long as you have a valid response.
     
    #11 00_Eli, Apr 26, 2013
  12. They are equal.

    Unstoppable force will meet the immovable object and they will counteract each other.
     
    #12 -_A_-Justin, Apr 26, 2013
  13. WHY does it have to be soo damn hard?!!!! Not all of us are geniuses!!


    Charlie out!!
     
    #13 *LOLMUAHAHA (01), Apr 26, 2013
  14. There is no such thing as an inmoveable object. Movement is all about perception.
     
    #14 DominatorYoPal, Apr 26, 2013
  15.  If the unstoppable force stops and shoots another way it is stopped
     
    #15 00_Eli, Apr 26, 2013
  16. The force will go through the object. No one said it was a complete solid? Could be a wireframe, a letter O. This statement breaks the rules of physics, the only answer i have ever heard of is the one i stated. The force will go through the object.
     
    #16 NO-ONE-HERE, Apr 26, 2013
  17. But the parts where there is a structure, the force will be stopped and have to travel elsewhere.
     
    #17 00_Eli, Apr 26, 2013
  18. Neither is stronger both indestructible.

    Post another question :)
     
    #18 ManyPeople_Hey1, Apr 26, 2013
  19. So then it will just go around? Its only an unstoppable force, not a force that only goes one way.
     
    #19 NO-ONE-HERE, Apr 26, 2013
  20. Also it cant go backwards because it would require a complete stop.
     
    #20 NO-ONE-HERE, Apr 26, 2013
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