Achilles steps on the tortoise's heels
The latest gestures of the top of the government and monetary authorities, as it seems, serve as additional confirmation of Zeno's ancient aporia about the tortoise, which Achilles still cannot catch up with. While the hero runs through one stage, the turtle covers one eighth of the stage. He overcomes another half a stage, while the tortoise at this time is removed by one sixteenth. He is forward a quarter, and the turtle is one thirty-second stage, and so on in descending order.