From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia It typically
begins with the question "What is...", or "Do you remember...",
or some variation thereof. Then, the subject will announce a
single bit of information, which can, at any given time, relate
to between anywhere from to possible events in your life. The
subject will then continue to recall various memories while
prompting the victim to supply further information. The process
continues until the story is completed. A special division of
psychology (crackpot) has recently investigated this phenomenon
and come to the conclusion that, during most cases, both victim
and subject are trapped in a paradox. Predictably, they named
this the grandmother paradox, because had they named it anything
else, the title of this article would have been different. edit
When the Paradox is not a Paradox The grandmother paradox does
not occur when the subject and the person being questioned are
both attempting to narrate a story. During these times, the
Universe is safe fro