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What is a paradox that stops?
What is a "finite paradox?"
What movie was mentioned during the discussion of the "Grandfather Paradox?"
What is "Back to the Future?"
Just for today, green means stop and red means go. What day is today, and/or what is the name of this described paradox?
What is the "Opposite Day Paradox"
Who created Zeno's paradox?
Who is Zeno?
What is a paradox that never ends?
What is an "infinite paradox?"
Who are the two variables in Zeno's paradox?
Who are Achilles and the tortoise?
Rebecca goes back in time and stops her grandparents from meeting. By doing so, Rebecca is now a ghost. What paradox does this show?
What is "the grandfather paradox?"
Who won the race between the tortoise and achilles?
Who is "the tortoise?"
What is a paradox?
What is "something that seems confusing, but then begins to make more sense once thought about longer." (can be any variation of a similar definition)
In general, your friends tend to have more friends than you do.
What is the "Friendship Paradox?"
Let's say you buy premium sugar, flour, salt, and more for your baking business. You end up selling more cakes at the end the year than at the beginning because you bought these materials. What paradox does this show?
What is "you have to spend money to make money?"
Who had the most friends in the friendship paradox example?
Who is Lottie?
What does it mean to spend money to make money?
What is "spending money on tools for your projects to make more revenue later on." (can be a variation or something similar)
If you saw a black raven, that would support your claim that all ravens are black. if you saw a ____ _____, that would also support your claim.
What is a green apple?
By trying not to think about the bad score on her test, Calla ends up thinking more about it, and it puts her in a bad mood. What paradox does this represent?
What is the "ironic process theory?"
Who are Rebecca and Calla dressed up as? (Government name, not "doc")
Who is "Emmett Brown?"
What is the ironic process theory?
What is "The psychological process whereby an individuals deliberate attempts to suppress or avoid certain thoughts renders those thoughts more persistent." (can be something similar as long as the idea is there)
What are the full steps to the 1 = 2 problem?
1. x2-x2 = x2-x2
2. x(x-x) = (x+x)(x-x)
3. x = x+x
4. x = 2x
5. 1 = 2
Mr. O is running and trying to catch up to Ms. Gumbrill. Based on one philosophers logic, he won't reach her based on the amount of distance Ms. Gumbrill has already traveled. What paradox is this?
What is "Zeno's paradox?"
How many people did Rebecca and Calla use as examples in their presentation including themselves?
What is "10?"