Irregular Paradox

An irregular paradox is a series of instances where the outcome is different each time and follows an irregular pattern.

An example of an Irregular Paradox is sending your past self the message: Send your past self a message in response to what is being said below. Write these instructions as well. "How are you doing?"Each past self can only see the most recent response. An example of how this conversation could go could be:"I'm doing fine, how about you?""Me too, thanks.""...Me... too?""I'm adding to the instructions a rule about context.""That's a good idea. (they added the part in the instructions about context)""What's your opinion on Gravity?""You have the same opinion on Gravity as I do.""What if... my opinion on Gravity is different than yours?""We're all the same person. (opinion on gravity)""I'm actually an intruder who happened to reach this message before you did.""I just checked my entire house; there was no intruder. I fell for a joke, and the joke wasn't even trying to trick me.""You're such an idiot.""But that means we're all such an idiot."