An independence day special-The ship of Theseus-the paradox of life

We have gone into a deep slumber or depression, some may call it summer Aestivation Now we are back again with some thought provoking things and thought that the so called independence day is the best day to relaunch the site  and with  with this film.It will matter for people with grey and white matter and it is a multi dimensional one.Before seeing the film try to answer the following paradox

Le t us see the story behind this paradox:

In ancient Greece, there was a legendary king named Theseus who supposedly founded the city of Athens. Since he fought many naval battles, the people of Athens dedicated a memorial in his honor by preserving his ship in the port. This “ship of Theseus” stayed there for hundreds of years. As time went on, some of the wooden planks of Theseus’ ship started rotting away. To keep the ship nice and complete, the rotting planks were replaced with new planks made of the same material. Here is the key question: If you replace one of the planks, is it still the same ship of Theseus? What happens if you change two of the ship’s planks? Would that make it somehow less of the original ship than after one plank is changed? What if the ship consists of a hundred planks and forty-nine of the planks are changed? How about fifty-one changed planks? What about changing ninety-nine of the hundred planks? Is the single plank at the bottom of the ship enough to maintain the original lofty status of the ship? And what if all of the planks are changed? If the change is gradual, does the ship still maintain its status as the ship of Theseus? How gradual must the change be?

What if another guy picks up each discarded planks and makes it  as shown in above figure Then which is the original one A or B?

Now would you like this Indian film by the same name The ship of Theseus

After or before watching the movie please see this also(Please click on the image then video will pop up)