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'''Arrow paradox''' may mean: | '''Arrow paradox''' may mean: | ||
:] about infinity and the movement of an arrow | :] about infinity and the movement of an arrow | ||
:] about social choice and voting | :Kenneth ] about social choice and voting | ||
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Arrow paradox may mean:
- Zeno's paradox about infinity and the movement of an arrow
- Kenneth Arrow's impossibility theorem about social choice and voting
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