You&#x27;re right, that isn&#x27;t really the best statement of the paradox. Try this:<p>Imagine you have a heap of sand. Now, if you remove a single grain of sand from a heap, it&#x27;s still a heap, right? But if you remove every grain of sand, then eventually, you&#x27;re left without any sand, which is definitely not a heap. So somewhere along the way, when removing individual grains of sand, the heap stopped being a heap. But where, exactly, did that happen?