 If, on the other hand, Jane is an accidentally omnipotent agent, both (S1) and (S2) are possible, and it is possible for some omnipotent agent to bring it about that (S1) obtains at one time, and that (S2) obtains at a different time. Thus, there is a second solution to the paradox. In this case, Jane’s being non-omnipotent is a possible state of affairs; thus, we may assume that it is possible for Jane to bring it about that she is non-omnipotent. So, Jane can create and move a stone, \(s\), of mass, \(m\), while omnipotent, and subsequently bring it about that she is not omnipotent and powerless to move \(s\). As a consequence, Jane can bring about both (S1) and (S2), but only if they obtain at different times.