The Theorem-aticks are a set of abstract entities that defy explanation. They are the result of a committee of esteemed mathematicians who tried to make sense of the universe, but ended up making it more confusing.
Today, we're going to tackle Theorem-atick 1: The Chicken and the Egg.
The Chicken and the Egg is a paradox that has puzzled scholars for centuries. It's a classic example of a self-referential paradox, where the truth depends on the observer's perspective.
Next: Theorem-atick 2: The Barber's Dilemma