Your paradox.

[nickburns]

What is your paradox, or your favorite paradox?

Mine: I am tolerant of everyone, except the intolerant.

[jken146]

What is your paradox, or your favorite paradox?

Mine: I am tolerant of everyone, except the intolerant.

That isn't a paradox.

[Ozor Mox]

The following statement is true. The previous statement is false.

[nickburns]

When you increase your knowledge, you see how little you know. You see how much you still have to learn. When you really know a lot, you can say: "I know that I know nothing."

[RussianVodka]

"Observing a green apple increases the likelihood of all ravens being black."

Makes you ponder, don't it?

[LaRoza]

The more trustworthy someone is, the less you should trust them.

(For an explanation, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=652412&page=2, scroll down a bit)

[Dimitriid]

The more I know about the world the more I get disappointed with it.

[darklemming54]

We need to fight wars to keep peace

[forrestcupp]

The higher you climb, the harder you fall.

When the traffic light turns red you have to hurry up and slow down.

[gn2]

Why is common sense so uncommon?

[23meg]

I am lying.

[popch]

Why is common sense so uncommon?

Not a paradox, only an observation: What's common about sense, anyway?

[gn2]

What's common about sense, anyway?

That's the paradox.