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Phrases that implode on their own paradox.
From family guy,
"Chris, everything I say is a lie!...except that, and that, and that, and that....................
(infinitely repeats so that he can grab a correction that's impossible to reach)
"Since we will always stay in the same time warp no matter what, I'll go back in time and slap myself...I'll go back in time and slap myself...I'll go back in time and slap myself...I'll go back in time and slap myself..............................
(You go back and find there are literally trillions of clones of yourself that keep growing in numbers!!! You yourself suffocate due to no space around you I suppose.)... hehe time travel is weird in this way. Time travel is a paradox producer itself" This is merely a theory...but it does make sense in a way.
"I'll never say never"
(you just said it twice, so now someone must shoot you...hehe paradox)
"A'int a'int a word"
(How did you just use it? Just used it twice and probably understand it's meaning too! paradox)
Alright, here's a very powerful one:
"Everything has a creator before it right? Yes, one must create another... one can only be available if created by another... Another is also created by another before it and so on... If one must always have a creator before it, then who's the very first creator?"
Paradox right?...well, we are still here!!! Somehow, even though these rules are broken! We still exist! ... this is why most people believe in a god. , but...even almighty himself must have a father? Yet , his father too. With all these broken laws, maybe the system of time and space is corrupt? No, maybe it's just incomprehensible to every single human brain? Yes.......... these will probably always remain the greatest paradox of all time!
Infinitely is a paradox itself...nothing is infinite, time causes change. Time, Space, Matter, Infinitely, and many more. All paradoxes when it comes to their beginnings...because the very "first" of the creators cannot be explained...
Who is the very very very very......(infinite).........first creator?
^ Paradox of all time!
edit: Now there's questions...practically infinite questions, but there are some things that apeare to be everlasting right now. We really don't know. Time can't just "be" here. Same goes for Mass, Space, Matter, and many other things. Their boundaries of human knowledge. That's the one real answer for now. There "has" to be more outside space. Dimensions? just another little detail of the same "1rst creator paradox".
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"Nothing is infinite."
How can nothing be infinite. If we know that there are things, then we know that there are places where nothing does not exist. Therefore there is a limit to nothingness, therefore nothing is not infinite.
Nothing may be very big, but it is not infinite.
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''i love you''
this is a paradox as i dont. or maybe its called a lie. whatever ....
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Originally Posted by gemby!
''i love you''
this is a paradox as i dont. or maybe its called a lie. whatever ....
Isle of Ewe.
Just off the Cardiff coast.
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no i live in london. L O N D O N.
:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by gemby!
no i live in london. L O N D O N.
:rolleyes:
People don't live in L O N D O N, they exist.
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umm... everything you know is wrong?
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"Britney Spears - Greatest Hits"
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i'm sorry but i never apologise.
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
umm... everything you know is wrong?
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Any phrase that starts with "no offense, but".
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Originally Posted by gemby!
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
umm... everything you know is wrong?
Well said Gemby! :)
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Here's a spade and a shovel, now take your pick.
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Freedom fighters fight for freedom
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Originally Posted by Busyman
Freedom fighters fight for freedom
isn't that tautology?
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"Don't come running to me,if you fall off that wall and break both your legs"
"Do you want a smack?"
Xp is the best operating system
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Originally Posted by DarthInsinuate
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Originally Posted by Busyman
Freedom fighters fight for freedom
isn't that tautology?
No, but in my opinion, Busy's example is more oxymoronic than paradoxical :crazy:
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Originally Posted by manker
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Originally Posted by DarthInsinuate
isn't that tautology?
No, but in my opinion, Busy's example is more oxymoronic than paradoxical :crazy:
No, I understand his logic.. (for once) :ermm:
Fire fighters fight fire, but freedom fighters do not fight freedom.. :blink:
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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Originally Posted by manker
No, but in my opinion, Busy's example is more oxymoronic than paradoxical :crazy:
No, I understand his logic.. (for once) :ermm:
Fire fighters fight fire, but freedom fighters do not fight freedom.. :blink:
It's the snappyness of it.
I added the imo disclaimer because it is a valid paradox.
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Originally Posted by JPaul
"Nothing is infinite."
How can nothing be infinite. If we know that there are things, then we know that there are places where nothing does not exist. Therefore there is a limit to nothingness, therefore nothing is not infinite.
Nothing may be very big, but it is not infinite.
I believe I ment a "physical existence" can't be "infinite". (Speech itself will always have it's paradox holes, untill it's completely gone one day. :blink: ) Only mental things are infinite, thus never 100% understood. Math is an example of "infinite".
Things in the mind can be infinite, such as math, but what about physical items around us? We can't really prove if "Matter" and "Nothingness" will always be here. Same for math...it's concept is infinite, but the mere use of math may be forgotten someday. The day humans go extinct.
The mind can prove "infinite" is possible. Only mental thinking, such as math, theories, etc. The world "infinite" constantly brings on many contradictories, but overall, it's technically impossible to see the "whole process" of an "infinite" item. You'd die trying.
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
I'd believe "moving" or "modifying" it would prove impossible. No even destroying the whole earth would make it budge. Hm?
It would be frozen in time, seen by everything, and constantly obstructing the same place... Who created it? You can't possibly "create" something that's infinite. Maybe if you could, it would instantly shoot back and forward in time covering every frame of all time and existence...leaving you the "creator", which is now known as "impossible", since it covers all pieces of time.
:shifty: Human knowledge, Godly knowledge, "One Who Created God" 's knowledge, "One Who Created One Who Created God" 's knowledge,
"One Who Created One Who Created One Who Created God" 's knowledge , " " " " " " " " " " " " ", " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "........(infinite)........ knowledge. :shifty:
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Originally Posted by Wolfy
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
π
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Originally Posted by Wolfmight
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Wolfmight
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Originally Posted by JPaul
"Nothing is infinite."
How can nothing be infinite. If we know that there are things, then we know that there are places where nothing does not exist. Therefore there is a limit to nothingness, therefore nothing is not infinite.
Nothing may be very big, but it is not infinite.
"infinite" is only a word.
Things in the mind can be infinite, such as math, but what about physical items around us? We can't really prove if "Matter" and "Nothingness" will always be here. Same for math...it's concept is infinite, but the mere use of math may be forgotten someday. The day humans go extinct.
The mind can prove "infinite" is possible. Only mental thinking, such as math, theories, etc. The world "infinite" constantly brings on many contradictories, but overall, it's technically impossible to see the "whole process" of an "infinite" item. You'd die trying.
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
I'd believe "moving" or "modifying" it would prove impossible. No even destroying the whole earth would make it budge. Hm?
It would be frozen in time, seen by everything, and constantly obstructing the same place... Who created it? You can't possibly "create" something that's infinite. Maybe if you could, it would instantly shoot back and forward in time covering every frame of all time and existence...leaving you the "creator", which is now known as "impossible", since it covers all pieces of time.
Are you a wee bit mental.
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Originally Posted by Wolfmight
The mind can prove "infinite" is possible. Only mental thinking, such as math, theories, etc. The world "infinite" constantly brings on many contradictories, but overall, it's technically impossible to see the "whole process" of an "infinite" item. You'd die trying.
Mental thinking, as opposed to...? :lol:
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Originally Posted by manker
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Originally Posted by Wolfy
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
π
Hmmm
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Are you a wee bit mental.[/QUOTE]
Whe all include of "mental".
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Originally Posted by manker
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Originally Posted by Wolfy
What would an "infinite" item look like? Any ideas?
π
I ment a physical item. ;)
-damn human speech and it's constant errors, until it's gone one day.
you could construct a 3-d shape of π, but it would only be a shape.
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Originally Posted by Wolfmight
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Originally Posted by manker
π
I ment a physical item. ;)
-damn human speech and it's constant errors, until it's gone one day.
A bad workman blames his tools. ;)
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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I ment a physical item. ;)
-damn human speech and it's constant errors, until it's gone one day.
A bad workman blames his tools. ;)
hehe, both the tools and the workman will both be gone one day. The "thought" will even be forgotten.
Human speech is flexible. Sometimes a single phrase could have literally thousands of interpretations.
Let's continue adding "paradox" phrases. :cool2:
----------starting now------------
"Bob says he'll never loose weight". (Bob gains and looses weight everyday...even if bob gains fat, he still poops once or twice a day. :lol: )
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OK.
I understand what wolfmight is going on about. :unsure:
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you use the term 'understand' loosely, of course
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"you suck"
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Hmmm, in which way? Hasn't every sucked something once in there lifetime. (Sick bastards, keep the comments to yourself) If you eat, then I'm afraid...You SUCK!
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Originally Posted by DarthInsinuate
you use the term 'understand' loosely, of course
It's a paradox because to understand what wolfmight is saying is patently impossible. :cool:
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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Originally Posted by DarthInsinuate
you use the term 'understand' loosely, of course
It's a paradox because to understand what wolfmight is saying is patently impossible. :cool:
:pinch: i missed that
and i was off on that tautology thing, fecking logic, doesn't make sense :dry:
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Originally Posted by Wolfmight
Are you a wee bit mental.
Whe all include of "mental".[/QUOTE]
I'm taking that as a yes.