What are some of the biggest paradoxes in human behaviour?

—Franz Kafka. Even though the line quoted above was found in Kafka's diaries, the line is present in probably all of our written and unwritten diaries. Being paradoxical is a code of being human. Which ones are big? That depends on where you are coming from, and where you are standing, and what you are seeing. read more

The biggest paradox in human behavior is the nonsensical belief that the profusion of greed, corruption, dishonesty, along with other bizarre, destructive, absurd, irrational, illogical, inane, and insane behaviors can be blamed on human nature. None of our species’ problems are the result of anyone being too humane. read more

Here are 5 interesting examples of paradox I’ve picked up on in human behavior. Remember that not all examples of paradox here are always true, only sometimes. 1. Aggressive self-confidence is a reflection of inner feelings of weakness and inferiority. read more

There is one condition needed for this paradox to have a resolution: The ant must be immortal. For the ant to ever make it to the end, it would have to walk for 2.8 x 10 43,429 seconds, which exceeds the lifetime of the universe. 3 The Paradox Of Enrichment. Predator-prey models are equations that describe real-world ecological environments. read more