Zeno's Paradox

As I await the Wharton decision date, I'm reminded of this ancient Greek ditty.

Before we can get somewhere, we must first get halfway there, and before we can get there (the original midpoint) we must first get halfway there, and so on. Since the initial distance we were trying to reach was unspecified, and it could easily be half of yet another distance, Zeno paradoxically concluded that we can't even begin to move anywhere.

Well time is moving towards the Wharton decision date one half at a time, and to me it seems like it's never going to get there. Of course, when discussing the passing of time, it must be recalled that time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana.