":::::::::: I grant that it's possible that there are some quantum models that work below the Planck length, but I do not know of any.  Any refs. you can supply would be appreciated.  Again, it is being proposed that the special theory of relativity, a scientific refinement of Isaac Newton's works, holds that at any given point in time an object in motion's length has contracted and is shorter than that object's length when it is at rest.  Therefore the special theory of relativity appears to invalidate Zeno's arrow paradox.  I am only arguing this with you, Steaphen, because every single word that you write tends to show that Rucker's claim is valid and belongs right where it is in this article.   
 ::::::::::I will not comment on your feelings about my scientific understanding, as I prefer to assume good faith on your part, and any comment I make would work to invalidate that preference.  
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