You can't change who you are unless you want to, but whether you want to is part of who you are. Some paradox.
by yorrick hunt January 24, 2008
A meta-state which has a counter-formalistic (cyclically-chronistic) beginning and a counter-formalistic end.
Synchrony.
Creates an object, event, or experience which has a discrete beginning and discrete end in time.
Synchrony.
Creates an object, event, or experience which has a discrete beginning and discrete end in time.
A paradox appears as an experience, event, or object. We usually call an observably paradox-created object a "coincidence."
Paradoxes and objects are mutually inclusive.
All paradoxes are objects and all objects (events & experiences) are paradoxes.
Paradoxes and objects are mutually inclusive.
All paradoxes are objects and all objects (events & experiences) are paradoxes.
by tomorrowtomorrow August 30, 2018
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by Rubik Time Traveler June 13, 2015
A meta-state that has a counter-formalistic (aesthetic) beginning and end.
Null value.
True-false metastasis.
Effects linear time from one end; and cyclical time emerges from the other side.
Produces experiences, objects, or events.
Null value.
True-false metastasis.
Effects linear time from one end; and cyclical time emerges from the other side.
Produces experiences, objects, or events.
A paradox produces objects.
by sandrashine August 30, 2018
Here is a paradox:
Nothing is better than a glass of beer.
A half-glass of beer is better than nothing.
Therefore, a half-glass of beer is better than a glass of beer.
Nothing is better than a glass of beer.
A half-glass of beer is better than nothing.
Therefore, a half-glass of beer is better than a glass of beer.
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