Poll: Can you cut through a cube made of unbreakable material with a knife that cuts through everything?
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maybe all of the molecules in the unbreakable material coincidentally all moved out in the opposite direction of where the knife was, and went back the moment after the knife passed.
yes it can, because the cube is quite obviously made of a sentient liquid, so by cutting it in half, it doesn't break, but merely separates before reforming.
It wouldn't be possible, because if the knife can cut through anything, then obviously the cube would be unbreakable by everything except the knife, and vice versa.
Originates from Dragon Ball Z, doesn't it? Or maybe I'm just making shit up again >_>Internet Kraken said:
the correct answer is that this scenario will never NEVER EVER come into existance Because you cannot have and unbreakable object(cube) and an unstoppable object(knife) in the same equation it will NEVER come into existance! NEVER!!!!
This reminds me of a Yahoo Answers question about how Superman's hair is strog as steel, yet somehow he must shave & get a haircut.
anything made of divne (and not divine) material can be cut through.Uber Polarbear said:
(yes I know - ...... ok now proper answer)
If the Knife can cut through anything it can cut through the cube however the cube will not be broken it just would separate it in half in layman's terms - like a ghost passing through a wall it passed through the wall without breaking it
Or maybe the unstoppable force just changes direction. Nothing says the unstoppable force cannot be redirected by something, just that it won't ever stop.lucky_sharm said:
Where the WTF how is this posible option? Cause i can't vote because i don't know. TO MUCH THINKING!!!
+150 points for flawless execution :')Nigh Invulnerable said:You're just making stuff up. Nothing original has come out of Dragonball Z.Vanguard_Ex said: