The reason the force is unstoppable is because it doesn't interact with anything. Otherwise, interaction would reduce the force.
this post was submitted on 03 May 2025
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I always assumed the immobile object was made of an impenetrable substance. Force is also always fundamentally an interaction between particles.
That's not to say there is no change to the system. What builds up is energy. Depending on the two particles in the system and the vectors involved, quantum tunneling is possible and the particle exerting the force passes into the object. Then the system changes.
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Fair
I was joking. Hope you don't take it serious :)
z-index be like
Axis?
Yeah its the same thing, z-index is used in webdev to define the depth or superposition of elements haha
The unstoppable force is simply going around the immovable object on the other side that we can't see in a 2D view.
It's like an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object. And getting brunch. And really hitting it off.
forces don't move, now do they?