Zeno's paradox assumes less than "constant velocity". It assumes that there is a minimum finite velocity, or that an infinite number of moments in time must be

Zeno's paradox assumes less than "constant velocity". It assumes that there is a minimum finite velocity, or that an infinite number of moments in time must be experienced, not skipped over. Zeno's paradox is about our casual/informal passing between the continuous and the discrete. If in reality there is some planck-length-like discrete grid structure to the universe, there is no paradox.