One: "we all think we're better than the next person."
Two: "You can't know what's going on inside someones head."
In statement number one you suggest you know what everyone thinks and in statement number two you suggest it is not possible to do what you did in statement number one.
Is it normal that I don't like self conceited persons?
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One: "we all think we're better than the next person."
Two: "You can't know what's going on inside someones head."
In statement number one you suggest you know what everyone thinks and in statement number two you suggest it is not possible to do what you did in statement number one.
Paradox or wrong?
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WTF.
In the first statement I'm saying that "everyone THINKS they are the best person ever"
And the second is "the truth that we ignore in order to believe the first statement"
No paradox in the statements at all, they are ABOUT a "mental paradox" within people though.