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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_paradox So I cheated slightly as you can see from the following link (both axioms I talked ...

Can a pole moving at high speed actually fit inside a shorter barn? This classic physics problem, known as the Pole in the Barn ...

We use Lawvere's Fixed Point Theorem from the video on Cantor's Theorem to prove in a model of naive set theory not all ...

An example of how Simpson's naturally arises in A/B testing, and how this is not a problem if you understand how to interpret the ...

Why is it that so many species die after reproducing? Or rather, why is it that so many species don't?

Can a pole that is longer than a barn completely fit inside the barn? If it is moving at relativistic speeds the Theory of Relativity ...

The Surprise Test Paradox Explained | A Mind-Bending Logical Puzzle Have you ever heard of the Surprise Test Paradox (also ...

Mistakes and logical paradoxes of inflation theory in Sherlock Holmes detectivistic investigation.

This video on the Allais paradox is part of the Decision making under risk and uncertainty playlist in Notes on Behavioural ...

Dive into the intriguing world of time travel with our latest video, "Time Travel Trouble: The Grandfather Paradox Explained!

Liar paradox, Zeno, Russell, time travel, quantum… The 5 major categories of paradoxes explained with examples in 7 minutes.

We often try to control everything—our emotions, relationships, and even our environment. But the more we try to control, the more ...

Why haven't we found signs of extraterrestrial life? Could the answer lie not in the stars, but in ourselves? In this video, we explore ...

Original article here: http://steve-patterson.com/the-bittersweet-paradox-on-mutual-exclusivity/ If you think this content is worth $1, ...

Simpson's Paradox occurs when you try to draw conclusions from aggregated data. Among other things, it can explain how ...

Welcome to Mike's Improvement channel! In this video, we'll explore the productivity paradox and why deadlines can be both ...

Named after the Nobel laureate in economics, it was stated by Solow thus: "You can see the computer age everywhere these days ...

Intelligent people are gifted at analyzing concepts and building upon them to form a better understanding of the world and those ...

Why are philosophers so concerned with the "infinite regress"? It's simple: no proposition is ever justified which relies on an ...

Braess' Paradox (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox) is an interesting phenomenon in city planning that highlights ...