During the last few semesters I checked the "Check your grades online" section of the UT Registrars website compulsively. It was like an early Christmas watching those delicious A's get posted. This semester won't be as fun, but the compulsiveness factor is still here. Tommorow is an optional astronomy test, I'd need to make a 99 on it to raise my
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"How quaint the ways of Paradox!
At common sense she gaily mocks!"
anyhow... my favorite is from a myth in which there is a fox that always eludes it's predator, and a hound that always catches what it hunts, and zeus turns them both to stone to keep the world from exploding or something. maybe called zeus'paradox?
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BTW, "every thing I say is a lie" could be explained if you view it as a set. I personally disagree with this solution to self-predicating paradoxes but...
If the name of the set is "everything I say is a lie" and the set itself is "everything I say" then you avoid the problem.. still a load of crap tho IMO.
Umm..
How about:
It is impossible to give a suprise quiz if the students know there will be one suprise quiz.
Like so: Say there are 14 class days. the quiz is only a suprise if the kids don't know about it before the class. They know there will be one "suprise quiz."
It can't be on the last day because they will know that it is if they have not had a quiz yet. By the same logic you can go all the way back to day 1.
Annoying as hell.
Enjoy.
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