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i thought paradox was that if (time traveling was invented) that somehow the past you can't get to the you now because it was trapped or something.
Dear jeancastle00: Try to work out this God paradox: If God can do anything, can He make a mountain which is too heavy for Him to lift? Think about it.
@snowywinter: Another noted liar paradox is a guarantee to drive a person mad! The following three sentences are written on a card:
1) This sentence contains five words.
2) This sentence contains eight words.
3) Exactly one sentence on this card is true.
@snowywinter: The last part of this article is an example of a liar paradox. The roots of the liar paradox go back to the philosopher Epimenides from the sixth century B.C. He was quoted as saying “All Cretans are liars…One of their own poets have said so.”
There have been many variations of the basic liar paradox that have appeared over the years. An English mathematician named Philip Jourdain came up with what is known as “Jourdain’s Card Paradox”. One side of a card reads “the sentence on the other side of this card is true”. The other side reads “The sentence on the other side of this card is false”.
What is a liar paradox?
I just simply don't think that every paradox we come across in life needs to have it's solution or answer discovered. They are called god's unanswered prayers after all.
If you think about it, God is a paradox solution. Whenever you come into a situation or problem you cannot explain. God is there for the answer. Who created the Earth? God. Who created the Sun and Moon? God.
God is my universal answer to all of life's paradoxes.
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