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The Half-Distance Paradox. Simulation in Go
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In this article, we'll explore a fascinating concept often referred to as the "half-distance paradox," using Go. This paradox comes from an idea in mathematics and philosophy, where a person or object is thought to always halve the distance between themselves and their goal, making it appear that they can never actually reach their destination. This program will simulate the concept and give us some insight into the way it behaves in computing.
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