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How do these logical contradictions differ in status?

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How do these logical contradictions differ in status?

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Why is the Barber's paradox a paradox?

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Zeno's Place Paradox

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What's your explanation of the Raven Paradox?

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Can anything interesting be said about this fake proof?

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Hard to believe St.Petersburg Paradox after doing Calculations

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If Flatlanders walk around the Mobius string and we put a new one behind them every few steps, at which point they will be "reversing"?

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Looking for an utility function for which St. Petersburgh paradox becomes unbounded

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Can Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox be used in a proof?

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score 87 · Answer 10 · 2023-03-02 20:40:15

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Intuitively, how does one show Russell's paradox in intuionistic logic?

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A Subjective Probability Paradox When Drawing Balls From an Urn

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score 75 · Answer 12 · 2023-03-23 05:05:31

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A paradox-like consequence of Borel-Cantelli's Lemma

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Does this english-language sentence translate to the drinker paradox?

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Can there exist a set $S$ and $F_1, F_2 \in ([5] \times S)^{([5]^S)}$ such that for all $f_1,f_2\in [5]^S$, $F_1(f_1)\in f_2$ or $F_2(f_2)\in f_1$?

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Why should mathematics not allow contradictions?

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How do these logical contradictions differ in status?

Why is the Barber's paradox a paradox?

Zeno's Place Paradox

What's your explanation of the Raven Paradox?

Can anything interesting be said about this fake proof?

Hard to believe St.Petersburg Paradox after doing Calculations

If Flatlanders walk around the Mobius string and we put a new one behind them every few steps, at which point they will be "reversing"?

Looking for an utility function for which St. Petersburgh paradox becomes unbounded

Can Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox be used in a proof?

Intuitively, how does one show Russell's paradox in intuionistic logic?

A Subjective Probability Paradox When Drawing Balls From an Urn

A paradox-like consequence of Borel-Cantelli's Lemma

Does this english-language sentence translate to the drinker paradox?

Can there exist a set $S$ and $F_1, F_2 \in ([5] \times S)^{([5]^S)}$ such that for all $f_1,f_2\in [5]^S$, $F_1(f_1)\in f_2$ or $F_2(f_2)\in f_1$?

Why should mathematics not allow contradictions?

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