Which paradox proposed by Zeno highlights the opposition between senses and reason?

The correct answer is that all the listed paradoxes proposed by Zeno highlight the opposition between senses and reason. Zeno of Elea was an ancient Greek philosopher known for his paradoxes that challenge our understanding of motion, space, and time through logical reasoning.

The dichotomy paradox illustrates that before an object can travel a distance, it must first cover half that distance. This process can be repeated infinitely, suggesting that motion is impossible as it always requires completing an infinite number of tasks, which contradicts our sensory experience of moving from one point to another.

The Achilles and the tortoise paradox presents a scenario where Achilles, a swift runner, cannot overtake a tortoise that has a head start. According to the reasoning laid out by Zeno, every time Achilles reaches the point where the tortoise was, the tortoise has moved a little further, creating an infinite loop that implies Achilles will never actually catch the tortoise, despite our sensory perception indicating otherwise.

The paradox of the arrow states that for an arrow in flight, at any single moment in time, it is at rest. Since time is made up of these moments, the arrow can never actually be in motion, which challenges the sensory experience of seeing the arrow moving.

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