Tear your mind to shreds!

What about if you click that you don't lie on polls on a poll then you lied on lieing on polls so in fact you tell the truth on polls. 😃

What do you mean... that makes total sense.

If the below statement is FALSE, then the top one is proven to not be a cridible source of information.

This should be in think tank.
The above statment is false.
The above statment is true.
All statments are are eather true or false.
*what about white lies*
Oh they are kindof true but not really.
*what about lies that you belive to be true*
This is to confusing...
This should be in think tank.
😃

It works like this: If the below statement is false when it says the above statement is true, then the above statement is false, in which case the above staement would be true, making the above staement false again, which would mean that the below statement is true, so... circular logic. 😃

AH...fucking DNS servers...finally I can sit down and...

:sees above problem:

What the...

:head explodes:

Ouch...... >_<

I prefer don't think it 😃

*Looks above statement*
*Looks below statement*

I'M CONFUSED!!!!!!111111111

One of the statements was clearly made by an idiot.

this statement is a lie

PENSI

This is a paradox. No logical straightforward solution. Like, I wanted to give up gambling. My friend bet me that I wouldn't stick to my resolution, but in the end, I won.

That's funny.
I've seen it before though.

An even better thing to put would be: "5 out of 4 people have a problem with fractions."

Originally posted by Jemsee
This should be in think tank.
The above statment is false.
The above statment is true.
All statments are are eather true or false.
*what about white lies*
Oh they are kindof true but not really.
*what about lies that you belive to be true*
This is to confusing...
This should be in think tank.
😃

you were saying the first line is false, but you say the last line is true, unless you are still including the "all statements are either true or false" which would mean it'd have to be false

Originally posted by Paradox

you were saying the first line is false, but you say the last line is true, unless you are still including the "all statements are either true or false" which would mean it'd have to be false

Right 'cus anything gos in GD right?
The above statment is true.
The above statment is false.
😃

They cancel each other out...the statement is void.

This statement cannot be proven to be true.

Originally posted by inori
This statement cannot be proven to be true.

You see the correct answer us they are both true, the top statement is true because Lieing is the same as deciving and using the first statement as a rule, the second statement is deciving as it is misleading you to an incorrect answer.

I think I'll just pass on thinking about that too much...I'm frusterated enough right now.

Both statements are false, since the top one lied about the bottom one, and the bottom one lied about the top one.