3 Hours of Infinite Loop Paradoxes to Fall Asleep to | P1

This video explores Infinite Loop Paradoxes. Each section offers a clear and thoughtful explanation of opposing ideas to fall asleep to.
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🕰️ Time Stamps:
00:00:00 The Liar Paradox (Self-Referential Paradox)
00:07:51 Russell's Paradox (Set Theory Paradox)
00:15:06 The Barber Paradox
00:22:12 Zeno's Paradoxes
00:30:37 The Paradox of the Unexpected Hanging
00:37:59 The Bootstrap Paradox
00:45:47 The Paradox of the Ravens (Hempel's Paradox)
00:53:32 The Sorites Paradox (Paradox of the Heap)
01:00:56 Self-Referential Statements
01:09:34 The Paradox of Material Implication (In Classical Logic)
01:16:54 Circular Reasoning (Petitio Principii)
01:24:28 Catch-22
01:32:11 Cretan Liar Paradox (Epimenides Paradox)
01:38:39 The Infinite Regress Problem
01:46:29 The Dichotomy Paradox
01:53:09 Turing’s Halting Problem
01:59:54 Goodman's Paradox (New Riddle of Induction)
02:07:28 Buridan’s Ass
02:15:05 Grelling-Nelson Paradox
02:22:30 Protagoras vs. Euathlus Paradox
02:29:40 The Paradox of the Omnipotent Being
02:36:53 Simpson’s Paradox
02:43:55 The Prisoner’s Dilemma in Infinite Iterations
02:52:24 Eternal Recurrence (Nietzsche’s Philosophy)
03:00:30 Hofstadter’s Strange Loop
03:08:36 Tautologies and Infinite Redundancy
03:18:00 The Omnipotence Paradox of Free Will
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[@tiredthinker]

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[@markocatela9606]

One of those paradoxes here is that i usually put this kind of videos to sleep, and ads are played every 3 minutes so it doesn't let me sleep until i turn off the video... and here not a single ad, and i actually got interested in all of those paradoxes so i didn't fall asleep even after 2 hours in because of it 😅

[@eurovideous]

Install revanced and use it instead of youtube app

[@harryse7en]

a young channel that I hopes grows into something successful for you

[@rishapdas5794]

no comments yet, i guess that means everyone fell asleep

[@JoshuaCain-nj8wz]

You just wanted to be first 😏

[@dreamulator]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@TheHikingLion]

😂😴

[@NOCALGooN916]

Everyone is sleeping awake

[@SleepWisdom]

"I never realized how many paradoxes have real-world implications, from science to philosophy. The discussion on Russell’s Paradox and the foundations of mathematics was particularly eye-opening!

[@triniview_official_7]

I can’t watch this to fall asleep 😂 however it is great for when I’m crafting

[@BlueEyesDY]

How you resolve the liar’s paradox depends on whether or not you accept the law of excluded middle. If you accept said principle, “this statement is false” is, by definition, not a statement and not expected to have a truth value. If you deny the law of excluded middle there is no contradiction; the statement is simply not true or false.

[@TheReelMcCoySC]

That’s what I was thinking it just seems like you’re being too “technical” with the sentence and trying to force it to be a paradox

[@Hscaper]

My favorite saying is “I always lie” because of the reactions.

[@alfredshort3]

One cannot fall into a logic paradox if one doesnt fall.

[@BlueEyesDY]

The apparent contradiction of Russel’s paradox comes from not understanding set selectors. “The set of all sets that don’t contain themself” is a null selector, meaning it references the null set. “The null set” is to set theory what “nothing” is to ontology. Essentially, “the set of all sets that don’t contain themselves” is not a meaningful phrase in the context of set theory.

[@viphidia]

10k views but so few comments on a 3 and a half hour video tells me the "for sleep" part works lol

[@JustAnotherAlias1]

Great video mate!

[@tiredthinker]

Thanks a lot!

[@flerphead]

Good shit. Subscribed

[@marveloussoftware4914]

I have a solution to the liars paradox. IMHO the mistake is using math, i.e. logic, on language. Math is for numbers (mostly) and logic is used to define or design systems where the logic is custom to the parts of the system or parts of the system are built to work with logic. Example: if the key is turned then the car starts. You could dedign a car that starts sometimes when the key is turned. It could work. Now it needs the logic but that can only be done if the circumstances that decide if the car starts is known which is not always the case.

[@ChronicSkater]

The paradox paradox, you can make an interesting video about paradoxs and plenty of people will watch but the longer you talk about paradoxs the less people will comment about said paradoxs in your video on paradoxs

[@iceshadows911]

"This statement is false" doesn't seem like a paradox to me because it is telling the truth that it is a lie

[@Uncreeperble]

I listen to these every night but never make it past say 30 minutes, i wonder if there are easter eggs towards the later moments.... I will never know.

[@kozepz]

These are awesome! Are they also available without background music?

[@slash_em]

The sky is not blue at night, so the statement "the sky is blue" assumes that it is day and that clouds are not part of the sky.

[@TheSCPStudio]

That’s what you took out of this?

[@hartz4liferecords505]

Tautologie: if he dies, he dies.

[@sebastianmende6820]

This statement is false is not a statement but a reference to an unknown statement, so no paradox, my belief. Easy

[@viphidia]

@@sebastianmende6820 but a reference can be referencing itself, at least, when used in present tense or future tense

[@TheSCPStudio]

You can’t just say ‘my belief’ and then tuck your head in the sand lmao. That’s not how this works.

[@onewingedangelsephiroth1561]

I find Zeno to be lazy and pretty much a big dummy. He's been proven wrong/ignorant multiple times. This video is overall good, and would have been better if you left him out.

[@xenons78]

i really liked the video but im curious on the music you used. whats the name of the song you looped

[@tiredthinker]

Epidemic music

[@hartz4liferecords505]

The liar paradox: if Pinocchio says "my nose will now grow", what will happen?

[@BlueEyesDY]

Pinocchio’s nose grows when he lies, not when he makes a false statement. To lie is to communicate what one believes to be a falsehood with the intent to deceive. Whether the statement is actually true or false is irrelevant. So if he is lying his nose will grow, otherwise it won’t. The statement being true doesn’t make it any less of a lie.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

Russels patadox exists solely on the definition of set theory. Humans came up with set theory and russels paradox exposes the flaw. Fix the theory and no paradox.

[@johnbwyman]

I only make comments if I don't want to.

[@user-qj3yh1fk5c]

Dial back the soundtrack please!!

[@tiredthinker]

In the next videos we have taken care of that

[@TheSCPStudio]

It wasn’t noticeable. This guy is just being weird.

[@Snarky_Bird]

The barber isn't a paradox. The barber is a woman.

[@dixiemaggs4541]

Almost 😂

[@marveloussoftware4914]

Russels patadox exists solely on the definition of set theory. Humans came up with set theory and russels paradox exposes the flaw. Fix the theory and no paradox.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

Russels patadox exists solely on the definition of set theory. Humans came up with set theory and russels paradox exposes the flaw. Fix the theory and no paradox.