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Originally Posted By: Hydramathematical-oxymoron
I would have thought it's actually just an oxymoron. A 'mathematical oxymoron' would be itself an oxymoron, since oxymoron is not mathematical but a figure of speech. Rhetoric allows delightful ambiquities such as oxymorons, mathematics doesn't - it's either right or wrong.
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