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Paradox and Antithesis
Includes questions related to contradictory statements or when opposing words are used to create a balance.
659 Questions
Where does the egg come out of when the hen is laying it?
Chickens lay eggs like this: Female Chicken meets male chicken. The two chickens express their love and an egg is "planted"in the female chickens bum. Later, she tries to poo, but instead comes out an egg.
But seriously, folks: Female chickens (hens) lay eggs, regardless of the presence of a male chicken (rooster). If the avian love making is successful, the egg is fertilized and a chick can develop. Fertilized or not, all eggs are laid the same, through the oviduct. A hen will try to incubate all her eggs--not just the fertilized ones.
No. Chicken eggs are multi-cellular organisms.
wrong .This is a common myth. An unfertilized bird egg contains a tiny egg cell, surrounded by supportive materials such as albumin, yolk and shell. Those supportive materials are not part of the ovum. It is erroneous to think of an entire egg (or chicken egg, or snake egg, etc) as a cell. The cell part itself is tiny (ovum) . If fertilization happens (it happens inside bird's body) sperm fuses with ovum and a zygote (a tiny single cell) forms and enclosed within bird's egg . cell division occurs only after egg has been laid.
Read more: Is_a_chicken_egg_one_single_cell
If a chicken laid an egg on top of a hill which way would it fall?
Neither way because roosters don't lay eggs
How are a egg of a frog and a egg of a chicken similar?
They're eggs. The frog and the chicken are just the egg's ways of making another egg.This also answers the dilemma, "Which came first: the egg or the hen?"
Which came to earth first chicken or egg?
The way I see it, eggs. Chickens didn't just magically appear, and neither did the eggs. Over time, animals evolved and got different adaptations. Some mutated, which created new species. Along the line, the chicken was created.
What is the difference between a organic egg and chicken and normal egg and chicken?
It depends on the kind of chicken you buy. Most labels will say "organic" or it will say USDA organic on it. Most chickens that you buy at the grocery store have been fed hormones to make them larger before the are butchered.
What are 8 examples of paradoxes in Act 3 of Macbeth?
"Macbeth" is full of unusual, shifting ambiguous words: it really is a play in which, as Macbeth himself says,
...Nothing is
But what is not
It's one of Shakespeare's shortest plays and yet each line is packed with meaning which both looks forward and backward in the play.
You're right to pick up on "Fair is foul..." and there's lots of things to say about it. Like the quote I've given above, it's very difficult to tease out the precise sense: it's sort of self-cancelling (or self-affirming, depending on whether you think "fair" is both "fair" and "foul", or neither...), Macbeth currently appears "fair" (he's won "golden opinions" from all kinds of people") but will soon become "foul". The witches' prophecies sound "so fair", as Banquo says, but have another "foul" undercurrent.
"Fair", as Banquo's line "Why do you start and seem to fear / things that do sound so fair" points up, is also a close relation of "fear", and aural echoes in lines are also an important part of the paradoxical, juxtapositions of this play. Look at the way "I'll do and I'll do and I'll do" becomes Macbeth's "If 'twere done when tis done then 'twere best it were done quickly".
It's a play where you never know whether Macbeth is acting freely, or under evil influence. You never quite know what anything means. Nothing is - but what is not.
I can't recall a specific word that would be an example; however, there are several terms that come to mind:
Military Inteligence
National Security
Jumbo Shrimp
One day sale (the sales condition does not change, only the price does, so "one day price reduction" would be the accurate term).
Law Enforcement Officer - also often an oxymoron considering the vast number of these people who push the criminal envelope.
What is the possible paradox in all education?
One possible paradox in education is the tension between promoting conformity and fostering creativity. On one hand, education aims to equip individuals with knowledge and skills to succeed in society, which may require adherence to established norms. On the other hand, true innovation often comes from challenging the status quo and thinking outside the box, which can be stifled by overly rigid educational systems. Balancing these two goals is a continual challenge in educational practice.
what criteria in international law must be met to strike at a civilian or dual-use target of the kind utilized in punishment and risk strategies
The Pinochet paradox refers to the difficult-to-explain situation that developed in Chile in the 1970's and 1980's. Contrary to most development theories, Chile experienced great gains in health despite strict authoritarian rule, posing a troublesome counter-example to development theorists who argue that democracy promotes development.
Tiresias is an example of a paradox because he is a blind prophet therefore it's contradictory
To enter paradox mode, you typically need to follow specific instructions or input commands depending on the context, such as a game or software. This often involves navigating to a settings menu or using a particular combination of keys or buttons. If you provide more details about the system or context you're referring to, I can offer more tailored guidance.
Can anyone give you an example of a paradox?
There is a town with only one barber. The barber shaves only those men in town who do not shave themselves. Who shaves the barber?
What would happen if your future self went back and time and got killed?
Its just like the movies. But some movies go even further and they talk about their parents or ancestors getting killed and you and your family would never be alive here in the future. So that is a yes to this question you will DIE!
c value is paradox because it has no relationship with evolutionary trends. Very closely related species may also have different c value that is the amount of DNA in a haploid set of chromosome of any organism. Also less evolved species may have more amount of DNA as compared to more evolved ones. Actually does not depends upon the morphological, physiological or evolutionary complexity .
A visual paradox occurs when an image or scene presents contradictory elements that challenge perception or understanding. This can be achieved through techniques like optical illusions, ambiguous figures, or unexpected juxtapositions, leading viewers to interpret the visual information in multiple ways. Such paradoxes often engage the brain in resolving the conflicting information, prompting deeper contemplation and exploration of the artwork or image. Examples include the famous "Rubin's vase" which can be seen as either a vase or two faces, highlighting the fluidity of perception.
What does it mean to first came up with?
"First coming up with" something typically refers to being the originator or creator of an idea, concept, or invention. It implies being the first person to conceive or develop a particular innovation or solution.
Why are phylum pyrrophyta and dinoflagellata a paradox?
Dinoflagellata and Pyrrophyta are two seperate Phylums, but share some of the same members. Pyrrophyta encompasses more organisms, and a working dichotomous key cannot have two phylum that share any of the same members; it defeats the point of seperating the organisms in the first place.
