Classical Searching for a book similar to physical Paradoxes and Sophisms

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The discussion centers on seeking book recommendations similar to "Physical Paradoxes and Sophisms" by V.N. Lange, specifically focusing on classical mechanics. The requester emphasizes a preference for books that explore intriguing questions and paradoxes rather than those involving numerical problems. Suggestions should align with the themes of curiosity and theoretical exploration within classical mechanics. Additionally, a link to a Wikipedia page on physical paradoxes is shared as a resource for further exploration of the topic. The overall tone encourages the sharing of knowledge and ideas related to classical mechanics.
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Searching for a book similar to V N lange physical paradoxes and sophisms by mir publishers please don't recommend books that involve numerical question , please suggest books that have interesting curious question and paradoxes on theory of classical mechanics books similar to above mentioned book would be awesome and thank you for your suggestions😀 Let knowledge spread like love
PS : please suggest them only on the topic of classical mechanics
 
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