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Any line segment can be divided continuously ad infinitum.
At all times, with each division, the length of each part shortens by a half,
while at the same time, the number of parts multiplies by two.
So, how can an infinite number of parts
make up a finite whole? Because for every division, the lengths
of the parts are reducing as fast as the number of parts are increasing.   21:28, 9 August 2012