@aibyafrica: A Japanese father created a visual app to help his daughter understand Zeno's paradox, an idea that has challenged people for more than 2,400 years. The app shows two fingers getting closer while the remaining distance is repeatedly halved. The paradox says you must first cover half the distance, then half of what remains, then half again, so the fingers seem to get closer forever without touching. Mathematics answers differently: infinitely many smaller and smaller distances can still add up to a finite total, which is why the paradox connects to the concept of limits. Did you know an idea from ancient Greece could still challenge how we understand movement today? 🤯 Source: @kakouton2bro on X. Follow @aibyafrica for daily AI and tech news from an African lens. Hashtags: #ZenosParadox #Math #Calculus #Limits #Physics