Attempting to "solve" paradox's

[quan1]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.

Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

 

[quan1]

@true_subhuman_here @Fridx @rraymond @Aim Nothyng

 

[Fridx]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
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Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

What

 

[GhenCohen]

why not grandmother?

 

[quan1]

What

OK

 

[rraymond]

Just fucking woke up mate

 

[quan1]

why not grandmother?

its just the name of it, it can be if you want

ig philosophers are mysoginistic or smth

 

[alurmo]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
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Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

i hate paradoxes and uber logical games...

 

[quan1]

i hate paradoxes and uber logical games...

pretend your interested

 

[quan1]

Just fucking woke up mate

good thing your not interested

ur just a bump to me, nothing more nothing less

 

[true_subhuman_here]

I woke up something like 30 minutes ago nigga I have no idea of what you are talking about

 

[nishimiya]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
View attachment 4880273

Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

the last one just creates multiple timelines

everytime you travel back you change the future.

if the future is changed, so is the timeline

you therefore live in a different timeline.

once changed, you can never go back to the previous timeline, only different ones

 

[zumechi]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
View attachment 4880273

Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

for the grandfather one, i think when you go back in time you open up a new multiverse or something so yeah very crazy paradox

 

[quan1]

I woke up something like 30 minutes ago nigga I have no idea of what you are talking about

you and rraymond

 

[true_subhuman_here]

you and rraymond

who the hell is raymond now

 

[true_subhuman_here]

who the hell is raymond now

oops nevermind

 

[fazehamster]

its just the name of it, it can be if you want

ig philosophers are mysoginistic or smth

I saw this TikTok saying that all philosophers are misogynistic cause they believe men are better and can think deeper than women

 

[quan1]

the last one just creates multiple timelines

everytime you travel back you change the future.

if the future is changed, so is the timeline

you therefore live in a different timeline.

once changed, you can never go back to the previous timeline, only different ones

for the grandfather one, i think when you go back in time you open up a new multiverse or something so yeah very crazy paradox

thats what i was thinking but i thought about it this way

if your father dies when you kill your grandfather then how do you live?

you cant just exclude yourself out of not being born jus because you were the one that went back in time

 

[quan1]

who the hell is raymond now

@rraymond evisceration thread

now

 

[rraymond]

gulp

 

[zumechi]

thats what i was thinking but i thought about it this way

if your father dies when you kill your grandfather then how do you live?

you cant just exclude yourself out of not being born because you were the one that went back in time

no because when you go back in time its another timeline as the other guy said, your not in the same universe or some shit so it doesnt matter if you were born or not because thats not the same timeline, its quite confusing but thats what i saw online once

 

[rraymond]

nigga i just came back leaver me alone

@rraymond evisceration thread

now

 

[Aim Nothyng]

I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

The solution is that they

Let me know when you have the solution

 

[iamnotaracist]

Pinocchio's Paradox is a hypothetical, this is saying full on, that pinnochio knows it will grow and it will grow, and since he's telling the truth, it shouldn't grow, but he said it will grow. You pretty much only answered the paradox in a realistic scenario, which doesn't make it a paradox since the idea (the lie paradox) is a paradox that cannot be experimented in real life.

 

[nishimiya]

thats what i was thinking but i thought about it this way

if your father dies when you kill your grandfather then how do you live?

you cant just exclude yourself out of not being born because you were the one that went back in time

its simple, the person who is supposed to be dead ( that timelines you ) will be dead or never have been born.

but you, the one who traveled in time, will be unchanged by any circumstances.

your grandfather lived and passed on his genes

the one who was killed is in a different timeline.

you cant change your past with timetravel, you can only create a different timeline

 

[true_subhuman_here]

yeah pinocchio paradox blah blah blah

 

[quan1]

no because when you go back in time its another timeline as the other guy said,

i was midway thru writing something like this but deleted it bc its not like the time machine creates a new world, its the same one so there cant be another timeline created from that

hypothetically when you come back you wont have a father at all which is just impossible

 

[nellii]

very cool thread bhai
but im feeling sick rn, ill read it when my mind is more clear
have u got ur iq tested?

 

[nishimiya]

Pinocchio's Paradox is a hypothetical, this is saying full on, that pinnochio knows it will grow and it will grow, and since he's telling the truth, it shouldn't grow, but he said it will grow. You pretty much only answered the paradox in a realistic scenario, which doesn't make it a paradox since the idea (the lie paradox) is a paradox that cannot be experimented in real life.

pinocchios shity paradox isnt one

just stupid conditions

pinocchio knows he will some day likely lie again, if so then his nose will grow.

it doesnt have to grow immediately only in the future.

no specific timing

 

[Fridx]

very cool thread bhai
but im feeling sick rn, ill read it when my mind is more clear
have u got ur iq tested?

mine is prob in negatives

 

[xzylecrey]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
View attachment 4880273

Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @alurmo

 

[nellii]

 

[true_subhuman_here]

@rraymond no hard feelings right? I just woke up of course I know who you are

Spoiler

and no evis thread right?

 

[nellii]

mine is prob in negatives

nice

 

[rraymond]

@rraymond no hard feelings right? I just woke up of course I know who you are

Spoiler

and no evis thread right?

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[quan1]

ughhh guys my morning voice im soooo sick my voice is soooo deep rn

 

[nellii]

pray for me @quan1 @Fridx @xzylecrey @true_subhuman_here i might not make it

 

[true_subhuman_here]

pasquetta e le sue conseguenze

 

[nellii]

ughhh guys my morning voice im soooo sick my voice is soooo deep rn

i usually dont talk like this bru
and niggas that send audios frauding morning voice because their voicecels are corny asf

 

[nellii]

pasquetta e le sue conseguenze

giuro non giocavo a calcio da un po e ieri mi sono spaccato diocane

 

[quan1]

pinocchios shity paradox isnt one

just stupid conditions

pinocchio knows he will some day likely lie again, if so then his nose will grow.

it doesnt have to grow immediately only in the future.

no specific timing

this is also a good way of thinking i didnt think about this one

 

[quan1]

giuro non giocavo a calcio da un po e ieri mi sono spaccato diocane

yeah guys caca dio

 

[true_subhuman_here]

this is also a good way of thinking i didnt think about this one

oh yeah forgot what this thread was about

 

[quan1]

its simple, the person who is supposed to be dead ( that timelines you ) will be dead or never have been born.

but you, the one who traveled in time, will be unchanged by any circumstances.

your grandfather lived and passed on his genes

the one who was killed is in a different timeline.

you cant change your past with timetravel, you can only create a different timeline

i see now

do you know any paradox's without a solution?

 

[nellii]

yeah guys caca dio

u know italian quan?

 

[vision_n]

As I believe that I am very smart and most Paradoxes are solvable, I will be attempting to do it
If you believe that I'm retarded reply with the reason why, and feel free to give your own takes and other paradoxes
The Liar Paradox: A statement "This sentence is false." If it is true, it must be false; if it is false, it must be true.​

Spoiler: The Liar Paradox

I believe this one to be extremely stupid. The sentence lacks information to the point where it's neither, the sentence can't be true or false because what are we even talking about, what is false? This sentence? Which is just saying it's also false, almost like a continuous loop. Am I missing the point?

The Pinocchio Paradox: Pinocchio says, "My nose will grow". If his nose grows, he lied, meaning it should not have grown. If his nose does not grow, he told the truth, meaning it should have grown.​

Spoiler: The Pinocchio Paradox

This one is like the liar paradox but better. Since there's actual reason behind it, but this one can also be solved and its to do with the actual rules of Pinocchio. Pinocchio's nose only grows if HE HIMSELF actually says something untrue that he KNOWS, otherwise it's not a lie, he just didn't know. Since the Pinocchio is saying WILL how is he supposed to know? He can't predict the future.

Grandfather Paradox: If you travel back in time and kill your grandfather before your parent is conceived, you would never exist, making it impossible for you to go back and kill him.
View attachment 4880273

Spoiler: The Grandfather Paradox (no solution)

This one is my favourite because I've been thinking about it for SO long, and I don't think there's a solution to it. I'm challenging any of you guys to figure it out.

Tagging people who may be interested: @Prøphet @nellii @abzz! @xzylecrey @alurmo

 

[quan1]

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erm

 

[quan1]

u know italian quan?

eh mah, come pass de gabagool

 

[xzylecrey]

pray for me @quan1 @Fridx @xzylecrey @true_subhuman_here i might not make it

+1 prayer (atheist)

 

[nellii]

eh mah, come pass de gabagool