biggest regret with the paradoxes video is that I should have spent like one more sentence explaining the barber paradox because a lot of people somehow completely missed the paradox part of it and just said stuff like "uh why doesn't someone else shave the barber"
common "solutions" to the barber paradox ("in a town where everyone must be shaved and there's one barber who shaves those and only those who do not shave themselves, who shaves the barber?")
someone else shaves the barber (that would make the barber someone who does not shave themself, which would mean the barber shaves them)
the barber shaves themself (this would make the barber someone who shaves themself, which would mean they aren't shaved by the barber)
the barber is shaved by a different barber (a different barber still counts as a person.)
the barber is shaved by a razor and not a person (if this counts as not shaving themself then nobody in this town is being shaved by the barber and this does not actually fit any part of the scenario described)
the barber is a woman (women actually count as people so she still needs to be shaved)
the barber is bald (bald people are people too.)
the barber isn't shaved at all (the barber is also a person)
folks this isn't a riddle it's a paradox. if you think you have a solution you're not interpreting it correctly
P -> not P? Hmmm but what if P is actually a pair of twins?





















