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heh... gave me a chuckle

yesyes.

Actually, this doesn't make sense, let alone funny, and it's supposed to be either. The others of this fad i've seen were either making sense, or funny. But this doesn't sound funny to me.

"Actually, this doesn't make sense, let alone funny, and it's supposed to be either. The others of this fad i've seen were either making sense, or funny. But this doesn't sound funny to me." I needed 2 of the same awnsers considering it was YESYES. I did what was most appropriate to complete the last dimension.

I thought the paradox went "The Statement Below is False, The statement above is true."

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No paradox here, one can be false, the other, true, and both would be correct.

Let us see now. The top says the sentence below is false, and the bottom says the one above is false. Since the one above says the one on the bottom is false, that means the one on top is true, because the statement "the sentence above is false" is false, which means the top is true. True?

wow funny

azn POWAR

:'( how could this happen to me?

The sentence below is True. The sentence above is False. meh

"The sentence below is True. The sentence above is False. meh" Depends where you start off from. Let's start off from the begining. Starting from the top:If the sentense below is false, then the one above must be true. Starting from the bottom: If the sentense above is false, then the bottom one must be true.

Aagk...AAG...AAAAaaah *Head explodes*

no, not a paradox, if you act on the first assumption, you take the second to in fact be false, confirming the veracity of the above statement

Way to go, you got it wrong.

it doesn't confuse me, they are both false. I believe the gentlemen above me are correct. Liked the music though (YesYes is stupid)

Should one of them say the other statement is true?

head explodes

No paradox here. Just stating false as a label instead of a condition would make it logical to the point of the acceptance that both statements are "labeled" as false but not neccisarily instructing the opposing to be made false.

This is not a paradox. Either of the statements could be true, leading the other to be false. This completes a logical circle, however, you cannot know which is true and which is false.

It's impossible for both to be false. I thought about it for awhile, but it ends up that the one on top is true and one on bottom is false. Because you read the top sentence first, which means since it has claimed the bottom one is false, thus, make the top one true by being false that the top was false.

The sentence below is true __________________________ The sentence above is false....

nod chosen one

In no f*cking way is this stolen from whetstone, his YESYES liar paradox sucked bawls.