If you put this arrow on top of this arrow or to the left of this arrow

1970 1980 (first arrow) and 1980 early 1990s (second arrow)

This vector and this vector, or this complex number and this complex number are going to point in the same direction.

The Price Paradox

The Democracy Paradox

The Boston Paradox

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The Paradox of Identity Politics

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The Paradox of Blinking

And that is an important distinction.

If you started with this arrow leaves off, then you put this green arrow.

And then we have the arrow.

That arrow was for you.

How ironic.

That's what that arrow means.

And then you put the orange arrow.

It's really just this arrow. I am now placing it.

There it is. There's your arrowhead. Clean as a whistle.

Ah. It has the sting of the arrow.

I bought this stock cheap.

Loading for the Flying Arrow!

It's now at 7,300.

And it's well illustrated by a nifty paradox known as the Baker baker paradox, which goes like this

Africa is a paradox.

There is more than a little irony here.

It is simply not possible.

And that's why we make the arrow go to 2 to say that the area under this arrow is 2.

And you are evaluated on the stock price.

The arrow shows you the long axis.

The arrow shows you the long axis of the skeleton.

so I'm going to hook the next vector onto the front of the arrow will start the next vector and it will go this way. So let's see,

So that's why we draw that arrow there.

That's the length of that arrow.

Then lash the arrow to the mast.

If the arrow is drawn, he has a chance.

All aboard for the Flying Arrow!

Call this the paradox of enlargement.

They have no intention of parting with it.

This chap is determined to create a paradox.

So it's an interesting paradox at play there.

I think it's a tremendous contrast.

There's two notions, there's your book value of equity, and that's the value of the equity that comes out of your balance sheet.

And I'll just hook up the forward arrow.