Ontological Paradoxes

Where the logic goes to die.

Russell's Paradox

When a set is a member of itself, but only if it's not, and only if it's not, but not.

This is where the mathematicians went mad.

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Buridan's Paradox

When two opposite truths coexist, and they do, in a state of mutual contradiction.

This is where the knights went, "Hmmm... I think."

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