Baby chair at table of the great: improvements with my method for detecting paradoxes (and appendix with coding homework)

A paper for Michael Rush, or whoever the jury is. This paper begins with some history of paradoxes from Rousseau to H.M. Tomlinson. It then contrasts my advice for detecting paradoxes with the advice given by an extremely popular search engine of our day, namely Google. My advice focuses on paradoxes of society, it reduces the reliance on observational talent (e.g. simply being struck by two seemingly contradictory qualities), and it encourages the discovery of paradoxes less likely to come to light.