I think it's creative people that are able to hold paradoxes and refuse to resolve them until it becomes time to act - and only in that single action. Engaging paradoxes is one technique I've seen Zen masters use to try overload the rational mind so the person can glimpse Satori.
A symbolic based AI finds this kind of compartmentalisation extremely difficult to work with since everything must make sense at all times; I'd go as far as to say that symbolic AIs cannot compartmentalise unless it incorporate a sense of time.
A non-symbolic AI (like a neural net) can compartmentalise provided they have sufficient structural depth to do so. Think of it like each layer in a neural net being a time step "above" the lower layer. That's why I think time is important to a mind :)
But now I'm getting into crack-pot territory. Haha.
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Well, I have about as much chance of understanding quantum computing and the multiverse as I have of becoming enlightened. Maybe you do need to get into crack-pot territory to get there... looking forward to your next post :)
Partway through a post on the Steemit Logo. It's taking a long time to distill out those concepts we visual designers have special language for.
We UX designers don't have any special languages (unless you count fancy BS jargons as an intelligible form of communication) :D
UX is a new field. It'll take time and some egos too sure of their way of seeing things before you get some shared language. :P