Achieving failure (n.) is the idea of successfully executing a flawed plan, often due to not pursuing validated learning and experimentation to determine if one is on the right path.
Arrow paradox (n.) is Zeno's paradox that a flying arrow is motionless at every instant, so motion seems impossible.
The Arrow paradox (n.) is Zeno making motion file a progress report every inch.
The Arrow paradox (n.) is movement argued out of existence one pause at a time.
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The Bartender paradox (n.) is being paid to listen and tipped to forget.
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Berkson's paradox (n.) is a statistical trap in which selecting a sample creates a false correlation between unrelated traits.
The Berkson's paradox (n.) is the tendency to misinterpret statistical experiments involving conditional probabilities.