Is there a word for that?

[Jonathon]

I don't know of anything that fits better either. "Ambiguity" seems to miss the mutual incompatibility of the two interpretations, and "paradox" applies more to situations that are logically impossible.

[Porter]

I'm currently liking the word "indeterminate", although it also doesn't convey the full sense of what I was talking about.

[Jonathon]

Yeah, that's decent but not complete either. It seems like they're all coming at the idea from different angles, but none of them captures it completely.

[Tante Shvester]

It would be good to have a word for anti-antisemitic.

[Jonathon]

Yeah, "pro-Semitic" and just "Semitic" don't really have the right meaning.

[rivka]

TIL that there is a word for small Roman numerals (used in lists and outlines and such): romanette.

That's cute.

[Brinestone]

Is there a single adjective for "feeling a sense of belonging"?

[pooka]

like the vases and pllars, of the drawing that might be a babushka or a snotty socialite.  I like the rabbit duck.  There's probably a fancy word for them.  There was this podcast about them.  Oh, yeah, hidden brain. 
https://hiddenbrain.org/podcast/both-things-can-be-true/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubin_vase

[Tante Shvester]

My aunt had a big picture like that in her living room.  It looked like a woman's face if you looked at it, or it looked like a bunch of people standing around looking a a dead person if you looked at it some more.  It kind of went back and forth, and as a little kid, it freaked me the heck out.  Also, it was pretty hideous.  And enormous.

[rivka]

Why we coin new terms for old feelings. (Gift link; should work for non-subscribers.)

[pooka]

My current employment was the eventual result of rage applying. 

I wonder if I will live long enough to see people thinking "asking" is a pointless gerund.  (I'm a curmudgeon about nominal "ask", but then realized I'm over 50).