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Paradoxes under the Philosophy of Fluctuation
Classical paradoxes often arise from rigid assumptions of logic, identity, and infinity. The Philosophy of Fluctuation reinterprets them as relational insta- bilities rather than contradictions. Here we demonstrate this by revisiting five canonical paradoxes.
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