The next sentence is not true.
The last sentence is not true.

@Jackeea-Infinity (View Post)
That's not a paradox, that's just wrong.


Anyway, mathematicians say the infinite sum of alternating integers (1-2+3-4 and so on) is 1/4, which is not an integer itself.

Therefore that is impossible. What year of math are you in?

@Mig33 (View Post)
(assuming you are talking to me)
9th, but I'm taking an honors course, so...

@cctvdude99 (View Post)
If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather, then you don't exist forward in time to go back and kill him. That is a paradox. alecnotalex was right. The way your looking at it is a common misconception. Going back in time is not a separate loop. What you're going to already happened, and if you changed it, you already changed it, but if changing it prevents you from changing it the next time in the loop... well you see the point.

A cowboy rides into town on Friday stays there for three days and leaves on Thursday. How did he do it?

@devino (View Post)

That's a riddle, not a Paradox.

Oh, and the horse's name was Friday, so he rode on "Friday" on Monday, three days later he leaves on "Friday", on Thursday.

@CAC-Boomerang (View Post)
Haha soooo...

"I command you to disobey this command"