Each of these “paradoxes” appear to be built on psych/philosophical concepts. I think the only misstep was naming the infographic.

• “Paradox of Abundance” comes from a parenting technique that abuses illusion of choice. It’s not really a paradox but a skill for dealing with difficult people. https://lovevery.com/community/blog/child-development/why-fewer-choices-help-your-child-establish-independence/
• “Paradox of Creativity” comes from intellectual property law and explores how much of an idea is considered original when it’s built on all of human history. How responsible for a song can you be when you are using established notes, rhythm, timing, all music theory, instrument production, the skills of performers. Everything including language and writing. This is a cursed problem stemming from capitalism, not a paradox.
• “Paradox of Consensus” explores herd mentally and due diligence. It also originated from an era where laws and government were more political and meant to protect against bias. Again not a paradox, and the weakest example