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- Jayink1
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Maze Cake
Hello i have made a game known as Maze Cake took me 5 days of coding hope you enjoy I only get 30 mins of coding so 2 and a half hours of coding play here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/151546244/
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- Forum_Helper1
- New to Scratch
500+ posts
Maze Cake
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/151546244/Is all this necessary?
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Also, please do not post random things that have no meaning. Thanks!
Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
Go here for more paradoxes!! Wow, this is a long sig. Bring the semicolon back to life! I'm a New Scratcher with 500+ posts!
- Jayink1
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Maze Cake
@Forum_Helper1 Atleast I do not pretened to be a staff scratch member whos a new player
- Forum_Helper1
- New to Scratch
500+ posts
Maze Cake
Good thing I don't either! I created this account to help out on the forums, not to argue with people. @Forum_Helper1 Atleast I do not pretened to be a staff scratch member whos a new player
Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
Go here for more paradoxes!! Wow, this is a long sig. Bring the semicolon back to life! I'm a New Scratcher with 500+ posts!
- Forum_Helper1
- New to Scratch
500+ posts
Maze Cake
I have another account. Thus is just an alternate account.Good thing I don't either! I created this account to help out on the forums, not to argue with people. @Forum_Helper1 Atleast I do not pretened to be a staff scratch member whos a new player
Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
Go here for more paradoxes!! Wow, this is a long sig. Bring the semicolon back to life! I'm a New Scratcher with 500+ posts!