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This statement is false.
This statement is false.
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I believe ya...
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Liar!!!
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That's nice...
KT |
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The state of this mint is perhaps.
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This statement is false?
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The following statement is true.
The preceding statement was false. |
Bush hates any statement. Do not do it again!
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Free beer tomorrow.
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The following statement is true. (FALSE) The preceding statement was false. (TRUE) Done. |
I'm getting a headACHE!
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I'm still confused about it....
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(Monty Python voice)No it isn't.(/Monty Python voice) |
Yes it is.
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Oh no it isn't...
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Mom, she's touching me
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What are the true facts re this topic?
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The truth is only an illusion.
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Did you just watch I, Mudd???
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(In your best Bill Clinton voice):
Define the word "is". |
My Dog's Breath Smells Like Dog Food!
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A flute without holes, is not a flute. A donut without a hole, is a Danish.
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For reference http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/TOS/episode/68734.html /nerd off |
I thought about Nomad, but I found it more fitting to reference I, Mudd since the title of the thread is basically a line from the Liars Paradox that was used on Norman.
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It sounds like Kurt has traded relativism or absolutes.
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From cashflyer's link - my emphasis added:
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Best, Kurt P.S.: It's always interesting to see what threads die and which ones go a few pages or more. |
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"This statement is false" seems to me to not really be a paradox. Instead, it is just a non-sensical, undefined declaration. The trick is that it IS a gramatically correct sentence. i.e., it is correct in language "form." But it is incomplete/nonsensical in substance and content. |
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Statement: "I am an inveterate liar. I am incapable of telling the truth"
Question: is the above statement true or false? [best Monty Python Professor Gumby voice] Me brain 'urts! [/best Monty Python Professor Gumby voice] |
Say, Kurt?
You ever watch 'Dumb and Dumber' yet? KT |
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