Simple really. Observe, think and then come up with a paradox

Agree/Disagree, state why; but make sure you leave your own paradox.



eg.

Does a collective of like-minded nonconformists make them conformists?












(*Modern usage of conformity, not original religious dissents.)

Nothing is ever absolute < that statement is an absolute

What if you expect the unexpected? Doesn't that make the unexpected become expected?

Originally Posted by vrosa

We can never be free of control because to be free of control means to be controlled by ourselves.

~?~

unless you're an 80 Y/O with no control over bodily functions

Practice makes a man perfect > but no one is perfect (so why practice?)

The 'Big Bang' being the start of everything, is a kind of paradox because all that material - enough to fill the cosmos -- had to come from somewhere. . .

Originally Posted by Dwarf

On the subject of the Big Bang, it is said to have created equal amounts of matter and anti-matter. The question is: Are we matter, or are we anti-matter and that the stuff that we call anti-matter is actually matter because we're anti-matter instead of matter?

does it matter