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Today's Topic: When are we reasonably called to be unreasonable?

Paradoxology

This site is all about the discussion of paradoxes. All commentary is welcome. Feel free to list your favorite paradoxes as articles or join in on a discussion already in progress on an article's discussion page. We wish to maintain a kind of format here. To add to or augment a particular paradox, you are welcome to edit the article itself. However, if you wish to participate in discussion about a paradox, please use the article's discussion page. It is also possible to visit our forum with your comments.

Also, you are welcome to follow the link to the IRC channel for live discussion.

There are many types of paradoxes:

• Ancient Greece,
• Philosophical,
• Theological,
• Logical,
• Temporal,
• Spatial,
• spatial/temporal,
• Mathematical (Set Theoretical and various tricks of numbers),
• Language/Semantics,
• Graphical.
• Moral or ethical.

People throw in "ad infinitum" when they really want to mess you up.  :)

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Where to start

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