Is a paradox simply a truth trying to show off by standing on its head?

I work in a psychiatric hospital, and one of the patients picked up a chair and threw it through the window. The chair became embedded in the actual structure of the window, just hanging there. It did not break the window at all. It just hung in the glass embedded in one side. That is a paradox surely.

Yes, maybe it is making you think past the acceptable norm. It challenges your thinking. Or, maybe, reality is changing and you have caught a glimpse of it.

I feel that it's proof of the existence of infinity, symbolised by the circle. If we keep heading east, we'll end up in the west. Everything, is also nothing because how can we talk about everything without standing "outside it" in which case it wouldn't be everything, but some-thing (we are looking at). To get something to disappear, it would need to become everything, then it would be truly nothing. In Zen, they call this state "mu" - no-thing, the great void, the Buddha nature, God. The context of contexts, which can be experienced whilst still in the physical. Paradox is at the very essence of Zen and a subject I love. But wait a minute, how can it be a subject, because the moment you talk about it, it is paradoxical?:-) And, everything is paradoxical if you look close enough. Everything devolves to nothing and is also in a state of evolution (devolving/evolving), to become at one with all things and disappear. The "destination" of all our paths. :-)