Paradoxes

the worst laugh My name is Valentina I'm 23 years old I'm a private investigator but I work as a coroner in the police station of mexico normally my job is to see the worst of humanity and if it sounds exaggerated but who He says you can't have some fun. What would you think if you saw corpses every day or as with the months and revealed betrayals, infidelities product of my research could write a lot of stories about my research although it would be boring since most stories end in divorce or a bad ending I also don't have much free time and creativity needed and I don't have a good mood these days since I morgue these Days have been quiet. and if losing like the fuck makes me in a mood to see corpses of people I don't know but it's something interesting, it's like see the pieces of a complicated clock, it's like knowing that It moves people and each part is vital no matter how small. apart I laugh as some people die the autops...

First of all, what is a paradox? a fact or phrase is designated that seems to oppose the principles of logic. The word, as such, comes from the Latin paradox, plural of paradoxon, which means ‘the opposite of common opinion’; this in turn comes from the Greek παράδοξα (paradox), plural of παράδοξον (paradoxon), which could be translated as ‘unexpected’, ‘incredible’ or ‘singular’. That said let's start 1. The paradox of Epimenides (or Cretan) A highly known paradox is that of Epimenides, which exists since Ancient Greece and serves as a basis for similar ones based on the same principle. This paradox is based on logic and says the following. Epimenides of Knossos is a Cretan man, who states that all Cretans are liars. If this statement is true, then Epimenides lies, so it is not true that all Cretans are liars. On the other hand, if it lies, it is not true that the Cretans are liars, so that their statement would be true, which in turn would mean that they were ly...