10 Famous Paradoxes, Elaborated 

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Enzo never fails to fill us with his load of knowledge

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The cat reminded me of quantum suicide & immortality

The oddest paradox is why do people where caps back to front.

Fire video bro, the Pinocchio one is messed with my brain for weeks when I was 14

If traveling back in time is possible, we should have been visited by someone from the future.

Great video as always. Do you personally like unsolved or with-solution paradoxes?

No paradox exists. So there's that.

That was me behind door 3

Most of these are not actually paradoxes.

Solutions 1 - omnipotence is a flawed concept, only sustained through religious extremism 2 - that's not a paradox, that just demonstrates that optimal solutions in social systems require planned cooperation and that the concept of self-interest generating the best possible societal outcome is a myth 3 - these are paradoxical statements rather than paradoxes as such. They are statements that cannot become true. 4 - this is a good logical paradox and demonstrates one of the limitations or flaws of logic. The solution is to acknowledge the categorisation of statements as being other than true and false. 5 - not really a paradox, but an example of unintuitive probabilities. 6 - I've never understood why this is described as a paradox. Interstellar travel is a practical impossibility, and there is no certainty that intelligent life exists in this galaxy. The issue is trying to get some handle on the odds of something minutely improbable occurring over a enormous number of events. 7- Schrodinger's cat demonstrates the flawed view we have from dealing with things at a macroscopic perspective. It is partially resolved through correct understanding of the standard model, but still leaves the issue of an objective universe unaddressed and the question of what an observer is unanswered. 8 - this is a paradox that is completely unresolved and really depends on the method by which time travel were done. This is then largely a moot point then as our understanding of physics indicates that practical time travel is impossible. If time travel is possible at all the answer would also end up being dependent on properties of the universe that currently not fully understood. 9 - infinity is a mathematical concept with properties that are useful in solving real world problems, but it is unlikely that infinity actually exists in the real universe and thus using it can lead to logical paradoxes that would appear unresolvable. It's a little similar to paradox 1. 10 - this exists because many of the goals people set in life and the way that results are measured are somewhat fickle. A better example to me is that disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes typically generate a measurable improvement in the economy, and whist people appreciate full employment no-one would wish natural disasters. Humans have a paradoxical nature

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