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Fauxparadox; (noun) /fō-ˈpärə-ˌdäks/ Etymology: From the French word "faux" meaning "false" + the Greek word "paradoxos" meaning "contrary to expectation." Definition: A situation or statement that appears to be paradoxical or contradictory at first glance but can be resolved or explained with deeper analysis or additional information. Fauxparadoxes are often found as part of false conspiracy theories to attract acolytes.
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