a.k.a. Triggers Broom According to Aristotle, it seems so, because in his original quote from Metaphysics VII 17, 1041b: "That which is composed of constituent parts in such a way as to form a unified whole-not after the manner of a heap, but like a syllable-is evidently more than merely the sum of its parts. A syllable is not the sum of its sounds: ba is not the same as b plus a, and flesh is not the same as fire plus earth." [smartass-mode off] However, now I am still not a bit smarter about how CL1 went wrong about paradoxes
I prefer the Uxbridge English Dictionary definition: Paradox: Quandary over which physician to choose