Three Intrepretations of
Russell's Paradox
"R is the set of all sets which are not members of themselves."
I
We are members of each other
and part of an infinite plane
set in motion by fierce algorithms
and suppositions traversing the Suffolk Plains.
II
I have examined your member and decided
it is not correct. I therefore took it to
the Ministry of Education and exorcized
it from the list of accepted absurdities.
TOP SECRET:
In Room 302B of the History Dept.
among fossilized witch bones you are re-
membered.
III
Let's set this straight - you never were p
art of my groin, nor do your in
finitely skewed contortions belong to my set.
My parameters are parabolic yet y
ours are ergonomic. Still, there is an admi
ration for your logic which transc
ends the totality of theorems w
here suppositions sup
posedly lie.
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