A paradox that presents a deep difficulty for what you expect out of the framework; as in, the framework doesn't predict a paradox to be there, it expects a smooth answer to be there, but there's a confusion/unsettling/'to-be-resolved' sense instead.
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Was thinking the same. Then thought maybe heavily religious
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Isn't that the expectation of a worldview and thus already taken into consideration?
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For example, the general worldview of "there is a loving God and He has a plan for our lives" versus the Ptoblem of Evil.
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witnessed.
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Yes, and I don't want to be close to anyone who would say no.
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I am against a death penalty but I know that sometimes a person is too dangerous to be ever released back into society, nor do you want him or her to escape, so a 'permanent removal' should be the only option (think high level crime lords )
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