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The whole thing wouldn't make sense because no such things exist.

Wekepidia makes a good point.

I had a paradox to mention but I forgot it just when I was a about to type...

Up is down.

Isn't it Immovable?
Anyway,
Zombies and any other undead are paradoxal

Sorry, had to drag Portal 2 into this, I couldn't think of any other paradoxes myself.

Sorry, had to drag Portal 2 into this, I couldn't think of any other paradoxes myself.

Computer 1: The computer next to me always lies.
Computer 2: The computer next to me always tells the truth.

Has anybody read iRobot where the Robot is made to be all-knowing? Just curious.

Realistically, the universe would never allow paradoxes to happen, so either:

a) the object and force don't exist, or
b) the object and force would never meet.

a) the object and force don't exist, or
b) the object and force would never meet.

List of paradoxes

Here's a list of most of the paradoxes.

Grandfather Paradox- Go back in time and kill one of your ancestors before a later ancestor is born/concieved. It would cause you to never be born, yet if you don't exist you couldn't kill them to begin with thus you will exist to kill them so you won't exist to kill them so you will exist to kill them.......
Immovable Object meets an Unstopable Force- This gets into quantum physics. If the object cannot be moved, it will not allow the other object to push it. If the forced object cannot be stopped, it will continue moving after meeting the immovable object. I see two ways to overcome this seemingly paradoxical situation: the objects will pass through eachother without touching as nothing is truly solid; or the unstoppable force would push through reality itself to continue moving once it meets the immovable object, possibly forming a black or worm hole.

The Asherlee Paradox- Asherlee has a thread that is currently stickied. It was made to teach people how to make threads in a way in which they will not be locked. That thread is locked.

I remember this and this thread. When the OP finally fails by using "unmovable" in lieu of "immovable" somethings wrong.

Basically, neither can exist as far as we are aware of. There, done. It's a paradox for a reason.

But a big paradox is when your future self visits you. In the future, you never know when you should go back in time so you chicken out and never go. Then your future self would have never visited you in the first place.

[quote=Dragonblaze052]The Asherlee Paradox- Asherlee has a thread that is currently stickied. It was made to teach people how to make threads in a way in which they will not be locked. That thread is locked.[/quote]
I could only laugh after I read this. That was pretty creative.

I had a paradox to mention but I forgot it just when I was a about to type...