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What makes paradoxes,Are they due to any errors in the theory behind them ?
jay.
What makes paradoxes,Are they due to any errors in the theory behind them ?
jay.
Originally posted by quartodeciman
Sez the atheist: "Get rid of the beard, long hair and robe. That's an old tired cliché. Instead, do something that really awes. Take an episode out of the Twilight Zone or Outer Limits TV show. Don't try to prove anything about your divinity. I'm just not buying. Instead, leave me speechless, even scared."
A paradox is a statement or situation that seems to contradict itself, but may actually be true or valid despite appearing to be illogical or self-contradictory.
Paradoxes can be caused by logical, linguistic, or mathematical inconsistencies or contradictions. They can also arise from unexpected or counterintuitive results in scientific experiments.
The theory behind paradoxes is that they challenge our understanding of reality and reveal flaws in our logical reasoning. They also highlight the limitations of language and the human mind in comprehending complex concepts.
Some paradoxes can be resolved through further analysis and clarification of the underlying concepts. However, others may remain unsolvable and continue to challenge our understanding of the world.
Paradoxes are relevant to science because they can lead to new discoveries and insights, as well as exposing flaws in existing theories. They also demonstrate the importance of critical thinking and questioning assumptions in scientific research.