Proof by OXYMORON

A proof by oxymoron is a logical fallacy that relies on a contradictory statement, typically to create an argument that is both true and false.

Here is an example:

1. "The sentence that is both true and not true, is true."

This statement is an oxymoron, as it contradicts itself.

Other notable oxymorons include:

• Deafening Silence
• Bittersweet Bitterness
• Jumbo Justice

Oxymoronic Logic

Visit the Jumbo Justice subpage for more information on the absurdities of jumbo justice.

Note: The above examples are all real, but the subpages are not.

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