What is "solvitur ambulando"

an appeal to practical experience for a solution or proof, Latin, literally "(the problem) is solved by walking," originally in reference to the proof by Diogenes the Cynic of the possibility of motion.

Solvitur ambulando is a Latin term which means:

• It is solved by walking
• The problem is solved by a practical experiment

Diogenes of Sinope, also known as "Diogenes the Cynic", is said to have replied to Zeno's paradoxes on the unreality of motion by standing up and walking away.