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Saturday, May 23, 2009
Well, I found something amusing on the web and I figured I'd share It with the whole class. Something to do about paradoxes. Explanation:A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true. I guess this might be something for us to think about once in a while which might pose some great value in life.'This version of the famous paradox was presented by an English mathematician P. E. B. Jourdain in 1913. The following inscriptions are on a paper: Back side Inscription on the other side is true Face side Inscription on the other side is not true' Making sense of paradoxes of this type are nerve-wrecking. The tricky part with this paradox is that one statement means nothing without the other. In any event where the statement can stand alone it's not a paradox. Ex: "This statement is false." The statement that is being called false is false, while the entire sentence is true. What is false does not include the word false itself. See what i mean? Meh, any opinions you guys would like to share? -Farhan |
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