Linux & Zeno's Paradox
You probably know the one: You wish to get from point A to point B. Before you can reach B, you have to get halfway there. Before you can get halfway, you have to get a quarter of the way. Before you can get a quarter of the way, you have to get an eighth.
And so on and so forth, ad infinitum.
There are various ways to solve the paradoxes.
Whatever. The point is the concept that smaller and smaller issues cause bigger and bigger problems as you get closer to the goal.
Which obviously brings to to Linux and Windows. Again.
There was a time when you couldn't use Linux without using the command line. That time was a long time ago. Now there are Linux users out there who've never used Bash in their lives. Why bother?
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