- A
paradox is a
logically self-contradictory
statement or a
statement that runs
contrary to one's expectation. It is a
statement that,
despite apparently...
- A
temporal paradox, time
paradox, or time
travel paradox, is a
paradox, an
apparent contradiction, or
logical contradiction ****ociated with the idea of...
-
paradox may
occur in
mesoscopic electron systems. In particular, they
showed that
adding a path for
electrons in a
nanoscopic network paradoxically reduced...
- Zeno's
paradoxes are a
series of
philosophical arguments presented by the
ancient Gr****
philosopher Zeno of Elea (c. 490–430 BC),
primarily known through...
- be
identified (
paradoxically or otherwise) in the
first place. In fact, this
process is
merely a
fancier form of the
classic Liar
Paradox: If I say, "I...
- The
paradox of
tolerance is a
philosophical concept suggesting that if a
society extends tolerance to
those who are intolerant, it
risks enabling the...
-
different paradoxes called Bertrand's
paradox or the
Bertrand paradox:
Bertrand paradox (economics)
Bertrand paradox (probability) Bertrand's box
paradox This...
- This list
includes well
known paradoxes,
grouped thematically. The
grouping is approximate, as
paradoxes may fit into more than one category. This list...
- Simpson's
paradox is a
phenomenon in
probability and
statistics in
which a
trend appears in
several groups of data but
disappears or
reverses when the...
- The
sorites paradox (/soʊˈraɪtiːz/),
sometimes known as the
paradox of the heap, is a
paradox that
results from
vague predicates. A
typical formulation...
