It's a mathematical certainty that the universe is full of contradictions. Take, for example, the enantiomerization of matter. It's a phenomenon where a molecule's mirror-image doppelganger is more real than its real self.
Or, consider the paradoxical nature of quantum entanglement. Two particles connected by a thread of probability, yet separated by the fabric of space-time. It's a mind-bending conundrum that defies the laws of classical logic.
But, as the great mathematician, Bertrand Russell once said, "The universe is not just an enantiomer, it's a paradox within a paradox."
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