plummer’s paradox


a plummer’s paradox is a situation that, upon first inspection, appears to be paradoxical, but in fact is not at all.
ex:
“after she broke her jaw in that car accident, she couldn’t chew, and could barely swallow. but she didn’t starve; to the contrary she was well fed. what a paradox!”
“ah, you mean a plummer’s paradox. of course, they kept her tube-fed.”

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