Here, you'll find an assortment of paradoxes so absurd, so bewildering, that they'll make you question the fabric of reality.
A barber in a village is given a sign that reads: "I am a man who is a barber, and I am also not a barber." Learn more about this mind-bending paradox.
A man travels back in time and kills his own grandfather before he himself is born, thus never being born to kill his grandfather. Explore the time-traveling implications.
In a universe with only two people, one is moving at the speed of light. The other is at rest. Who is moving, and who is at rest? Delve into the relativity of identity.
A statement says: "This sentence is false." If it is true, then it must be false, but if it is false, then it must be true. Discover the self-contradictory truth.