pls tell

its a paradox. avery child must grow to become the father of another child who will become a man. do u get it? u were a child, now u r a man. one day u will have a child

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In my own understanding, when the child is now a full grown adult and his father has become very old, he now assumes the responsibility of taking care of him.  Thus, he (the child) becomes the "father" of the man (his father).

@Purist u are very correct

still remember vividly, that paradox was among the questions i answered while in my first year as a psychology undergraduate,

maziigwe:

its a paradox. avery child must grow to become the father of another child who will become a man. do u get it? u were a child, now you're a man. one day u will have a child

SECOND her, she is correct,

Purist:

In my own understanding, when the child is now a full grown adult and his father has become very old, he now assumes the responsibility of taking care of him.  Thus, he (the child) becomes the "father" of the man (his father).

this is very correct,my literature teacher was always stressing it.

D best & correct answer 2d question is d one d man Purist gave, u should give him %100 full mark.

.dey r both right, it jst depends on hw u look at it,

It is just a nice sounding quote-worthy marketing phrase that really doesn't mean anything.

nice one

SwtzMinx: .dey r both right, it jst depends on hw u look at it,

are u on zoborodo or somtin? How can they both be correct? Purity's explaination is wot it means.