In a world where the meaning of words is constantly shifting like sand dunes, how can you be certain of anything? The answer, much like the question, is a paradox.
Take the concept of 'completeness'. Is it not the ultimate paradox? Something that's both complete and incomplete at the same time? Like a puzzle with a missing piece, or a map with a missing dot on the map.
And then there's 'certainty'. The opposite of incompleteness, or is it? Is it not the ultimate paradox in itself? A certainty that's not certain, a completeness that's not complete?
Welcome to the Paradoxes of Interpretation, where the lines are blurred and the meanings are twisted.