You should have some comments on this one. Especially since you pinned it on top 10 moths ago. You must like it, and maybe you want feedback. I really don't know where to take it though? I guess I have not identified a message.
What we call paradox, contradiction, dichotomy, incongruity, inconsistency, conflict, anomaly, oddity, oxymoron, absurdity, conundrum, enigma, mystery, puzzle, ambiguity. Are these things realities? Or are they linguistic artifacts coming from false assumptions about our world picture?
I think "false-cause" creates a problem that cannot be rectified under that context.
Are there really standard paradoxes in philosophy? If so, I'd like to talk about them. I don't want to make any up, since you are the author here.
You should have some comments on this one. Especially since you pinned it on top 10 moths ago. You must like it, and maybe you want feedback. I really don't know where to take it though? I guess I have not identified a message.
What we call paradox, contradiction, dichotomy, incongruity, inconsistency, conflict, anomaly, oddity, oxymoron, absurdity, conundrum, enigma, mystery, puzzle, ambiguity. Are these things realities? Or are they linguistic artifacts coming from false assumptions about our world picture?
I think "false-cause" creates a problem that cannot be rectified under that context.
Are there really standard paradoxes in philosophy? If so, I'd like to talk about them. I don't want to make any up, since you are the author here.
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