Squaring Circles: Diving into the Absurd World of Paradoxes

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Binding: Perfect Bound
Pages: 149Author: Adil Jaleel Zubairi
 

Description

Ever felt like logic tied itself in knots? Prepare to dive into the captivating and often baffling world of paradoxes!
‘Squaring Circles’ takes you on an exhilarating intellectual adventure through 19 of the most famous and mind-bending paradoxes known to humanity. From the ancient riddles of Zeno’s Dichotomy and Achilles and the Tortoise to the modern complexities of the Grandfather Paradox, the Twin Paradox in relativity, and the counter-intuitive Monty Hall problem – this book unravels the puzzles that have challenged thinkers for centuries.  
Why grapple with these brain-twisters? Paradoxes are more than just intellectual games; they are powerful catalysts for sharpening your thinking. Engaging with them helps you:  

  • Challenge Your Assumptions: Uncover hidden flaws and complexities in your own beliefs.  
  • Boost Critical Thinking & Creativity: Hone your ability to analyze problems and think outside the box.  
  • Understand the Limits of Reason: See where our concepts and logical systems sometimes fall short.  
  • Explore Foundational Ideas: Gain insights into logic, language, mathematics, physics, and the nature of reality itself.  

Author Adil Jaleel Zubairi presents each paradox with remarkable clarity. You’ll find simple explanations (‘In Plain English’), explorations of why they’re confusing, their historical context, potential solutions, and crucially, why they matter.  
Perfect for anyone curious about philosophy, logic, mathematics, or science, or simply looking for a stimulating mental workout, ‘Squaring Circles’ encourages intellectual humility and a deeper appreciation for life’s complex questions.  
Unlock the power of paradoxical thinking.

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Weight0.173 kg
Dimensions20.3 × 12.7 × 0.8 cm

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