Paradoxes Part 2 – When Logic Still Hasn’t Learned Its Lesson

Back by popular demand — we’re returning to the wonderfully twisted world of paradoxes: those mind-bending puzzles where logic turns on itself, reason ties itself in knots, and every answer just leads to more questions.

This time we’ll be exploring a fresh batch of reality-defying riddles and philosophical conundrums, such as:
🔹 What would happen if Pinocchio said 'My nose will grow now'?
🔹 Can you ever truly know that you know something — or does that just open another paradox?
🔹 If Achilles can never catch a tortoise, how do we ever get anywhere at all?
🔹 Would you rather live in a simulation you can’t escape, or reality you can’t prove exists?
🔹 If everyone expects the unexpected, does the unexpected ever happen?

We’ll also examine Zeno’s motion paradoxes, the simulation argument, and a few surprises that might just make your brain short-circuit — in the best possible way.

As always, there’s no lecture, no panel, and no need for prior knowledge — just open minds, curious questions, and good conversation over a drink. You’re encouraged to wander between groups and tangle with new perspectives throughout the night.

Whether you came to the first paradox event or this is your first dive into the deep end, come join us as we once again watch logic eat its own tail.