Reviewed field guides
A paradox is pressure, not decoration.
Trace exactly where ordinary reasoning strains, compare the main response families, and use a tool that reveals the tension without scoring your answer.
vagueness
The Sorites Paradox
If one grain is not a heap, and one more grain never makes the decisive difference, how can a heap ever appear?
Which premise feels weakest: the clear endpoints or the no-single-grain step?
Is the boundary unknowable, indeterminate, gradual, or context-dependent?
time and causation
The Ontological Paradox (Bootstrap Paradox)
Can an object or piece of information travel around a time loop without ever being created?
Can every event in a loop have a cause even when the loop as a whole has no first cause?
Does lack of an origin make the loop impossible, or only explanatorily strange?