Paradox?

My previous post  about the “paradox” of children trying to help out when they are unable to do so etc., caused me to do a little research as to the differentiation between the terms paradox and irony.  I remember reading a review of Alanis Morissette‘s “Ironic” where the author questioned Alanis citing examples as ironic when they really weren’t click here.  (Don’t think her examples were exactly paradoxes either however.)  Hence I was aware that there was some differentiation between the terms but obviously, I never mastered it.   
 As for defining what is a paradox, think I’ll stay with the Ridge boy waterman’s response that it’s “Two piers.”  However, check out the following video that tries to clarify all of  this.  

Paradox?

My previous post  about the “paradox” of children trying to help out when they are unable to do so etc., caused me to do a little research as to the differentiation between the terms paradox and irony.  I remember reading a review of Alanis Morissette‘s “Ironic” where the author questioned Alanis citing examples as ironic when they really weren’t click here.  (Don’t think her examples were exactly paradoxes either however.)  Hence I was aware that there was some differentiation between the terms but obviously, I never mastered it.   
 As for defining what is a paradox, think I’ll stay with the Ridge boy waterman’s response that it’s “Two piers.”  However, check out the following video that tries to clarify all of  this.