Originally posted by FabianFnasThat's what slave labor is for.
Even at a low salary, say 10 bucks an hour, it will be very expensive to hire an assistant.
Try multiply the hourly salary by the infinity number of hours it will take to dig the bottomless pit and you'll see the money runs out quite soon.
I'll say it is an impossible project.
Originally posted by crazyblueA good example would be lowering a string into a black hole,
thats a good answer hehe
one more aspect came into my mind though: it's gravity that pulls the string down the pit and that makes the string break at some point. so "below" the "bottomless" pit there has to be some kind of gravity source. but how can there be something below a pit that never ends?
if its not below, but at some point next to the pit, then you can lower the string only to that point (unless it breaks before). right?
its essentially bottomless and you could run all the string in the
universe into it forever.
Originally posted by dertsGot aquestion here for all you Einsteins out there. From point A to point B, starting from point A 50ft from point B,..you can only move in halves to point B,.examp..From A, move 25 ft, next move 12 and a half feet, then 6 ft closer to point B etc. Exactly at that rate, will you ever get to point B?
Does anyone know how far you can lower a never ending piece of string into a bottomless pit?
Originally posted by dertsGot aquestion here for all you Einsteins out there. From point A to point B, starting from point A 50ft from point B,..you can only move in halves to point B,.examp..From A, move 25 ft, next move 12 and a half feet, then 6 ft closer to point B etc. Exactly at that rate, will you ever get to point B?
Does anyone know how far you can lower a never ending piece of string into a bottomless pit?
Originally posted by TRAINS44Yes.
Got aquestion here for all you Einsteins out there. From point A to point B, starting from point A 50ft from point B,..you can only move in halves to point B,.examp..From A, move 25 ft, next move 12 and a half feet, then 6 ft closer to point B etc. Exactly at that rate, will you ever get to point B?
Originally posted by TRAINS44Don't know the rate, but you'd never really get there.
Got aquestion here for all you Einsteins out there. From point A to point B, starting from point A 50ft from point B,..you can only move in halves to point B,.examp..From A, move 25 ft, next move 12 and a half feet, then 6 ft closer to point B etc. Exactly at that rate, will you ever get to point B?