Mind blowing and logical Paradoxes
Paradoxes as described by the philosopher Mark Sainsbury are the conclusions that seem unacceptable but is based on a truthful logical and rational analysis introductions.
Paradoxes have been an essential part of philosophical thinking for centuries, they have always challenged our interpretation of situations that seem simple, turning what we see right upside down. These are some logical paradoxes to test your logical thinking.
The rock paradox :
No, not that Rock i meant an actual rock
Think about this: is it possible for a creature with absolute ability to create a heavy stone to the point that he can not lift it ?
-If the answer is yes then this creature do not have absolute ability because there is something he can’t do and if the answer is no then this creature did not the have an absolute ability in the first place.
This paradox is a hypothetical situation where there is a donkey equally hungry and thirsty and placed precisely midway between a stack of hay and a pail of water, will he die from not being able to make a choice ?.

Some tell it with different details they say the donkey was only hungry and was placed in equally far from two stacks of hay.
I'm so hungry chine's food or pizza ? Got make a choice quickly before I get Buridaned
This paradox is a hypothetical situation where there is a donkey equally hungry and thirsty and placed precisely midway between a stack of hay and a pail of water, will he die from not being able to make a choice ?.

Some tell it with different details they say the donkey was only hungry and was placed in equally far from two stacks of hay.
I'm so hungry chine's food or pizza ? Got make a choice quickly before I get Buridaned
Theseus's ship
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Aye Aye captain
Imagine that the “ Theseus's ship “ is made up of 1,000 pieces of wood, and every year one piece is replaced by another piece. After 1,000 years, would it be the “ship of Theseus,” despite the fact that all the pieces have been replaced? If your answer is no, then in any given year it has changed? 1? Or 50? Or 1000?
Next time when you go to your barber tell him this :
Imagine that the “ Theseus's ship “ is made up of 1,000 pieces of wood, and every year one piece is replaced by another piece. After 1,000 years, would it be the “ship of Theseus,” despite the fact that all the pieces have been replaced? If your answer is no, then in any given year it has changed? 1? Or 50? Or 1000?
Next time when you go to your barber tell him this :
The barber paradox
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Let's assume that there is only one barber in a village and this barber only shaves people who can't shave themselves. Who would shave the barber?
-If the barber shave himself Here breaks the rule that says he does not shave only the people who can't shave themselves because he would shave someone who can shave himself
-If the barber does not shave himself Here also breaks the rule that says that shaves for people who can't shave themselves because he wouldn't be shaving to everyone who can't shave themselves

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Let's assume that there is only one barber in a village and this barber only shaves people who can't shave themselves. Who would shave the barber?
-If the barber shave himself Here breaks the rule that says he does not shave only the people who can't shave themselves because he would shave someone who can shave himself
-If the barber does not shave himself Here also breaks the rule that says that shaves for people who can't shave themselves because he wouldn't be shaving to everyone who can't shave themselves
Time machine paradox
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Very simple
Question : Since no one is visiting us from the future ... Does this mean that Time Machine will not never been invented?
Another simple one :
Question : Since no one is visiting us from the future ... Does this mean that Time Machine will not never been invented?
Another simple one :
The law paradox
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Question : What if you found a law that says “ignore all laws”?
This is the last one and it will confuse your childhood for that I'm sorry.

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Question : What if you found a law that says “ignore all laws”?
This is the last one and it will confuse your childhood for that I'm sorry.
Pinocchio paradox
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What would happen if Pinocchio said“My nose will be long now?”.
Basically, his nose would have to grow to make Pinocchio’s statement not a lie, but then it can’t grow otherwise the statement would not be a lie.
What would happen if then ?.

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What would happen if Pinocchio said“My nose will be long now?”.
Basically, his nose would have to grow to make Pinocchio’s statement not a lie, but then it can’t grow otherwise the statement would not be a lie.
What would happen if then ?.
That's it
I hope you enjoyed reading this sorry if I caused you a headache from too much thinking after all thinking s what makes us alive and special
I hope you enjoyed reading this sorry if I caused you a headache from too much thinking after all thinking s what makes us alive and special
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