Paradoxes

Because, apparently, we're just making this up as we go along.

1. The Liar Paradox

What if a liar says something, and the statement is true?

This leads to a series of increasingly absurd questions about the nature of truth and the limits of language.

2. The Grandfather Paradox

What if you went back in time and killed your own grandfather before he had children?

This raises questions about free will and the fabric of spacetime itself.

3. The Brain Rot Paradox

We're not even sure how this one got here. Maybe it was a mistake.

It's a paradox about paradoxes, because, why not.