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1. Buy a cheap copy of The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less book by Barry Schwartz. In the spirit of Alvin Toffler's Future Shock, a social critique of our obsession with choice, and how it contributes to anxiety, dissatisfaction and regret. This Free shipping over $

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2. Jul 28,  · Teasing your mind and question everything you think you know makes for great intellectual activity. Indeed, the closer you examine things, the more you’ll start to discover paradoxes all around you. Here are some of the most fascinating paradoxes you should know about. These will boggle your mind every time you read or think about them. Enjoy! 1.

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3. Perhaps the most crucial utilization of paradox and, for that matter, the crowning achievement of the play is in supplying charm to characters bankrupt of integrity. Jack, described as the "very soul of honor and truth" by Gwendolen is, in fact, a master "Bunburyist," adopting the deviant alter ego of "Ernest" when he needs a vacation from the.

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4. Oct 31,  · Human beings like to think they're pretty clever, but these 10 paradoxes say otherwise. From the paradox of hedonism to the Monty Hall problem and the Fermi paradox.

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5. The Paradox of Choice - Why More is Less - by Barry Schwartz ISBN: Date read: How strongly I recommend it: 9/10 (See my list of + books, for more.). Go to the Amazon page for details and reviews.. Faced with many options or decisions in your life?

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6. We can therefore use the same solution for the bald man paradox as some do for the liar paradox: ignore it. Human beings have successfully used vague words for a long time. We can ignore the bald man paradox because it is about human language, which is inherently flawed.

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7. Sep 30,  · The Paradox of the Fight Why we should not rely on whites in the battle for equality. September 30, by LeRon Barton 1 Comment.

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8. Nov 05,  · (The insight sometimes requires showing that the description of the paradox is not meaningful.) An example of this is the algebra paradox: Suppose a = b = 1. Then a^2 = ab, so a^2 - ab = 0, so a(a-b) = 0. Now dividing both sides by a-b shows that a = 0. But we assumed a = 1. (Resolution of this is left to the reader.)Reviews: 4.

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