 Mathematical paradoxes

Mathematical paradoxes are statements or propositions that, despite seemingly valid reasoning, lead to a conclusion that contradicts common sense, intuition, or accepted mathematical principles. These paradoxes often highlight inconsistencies or problems in foundational concepts, definitions, or assumptions within mathematics. There are several types of mathematical paradoxes, including: 1. **Set Paradoxes**: These explore the nature of sets and can arise from self-referential definitions.