the answer is 100% becaue i am always right
It's just a more verbose version of "This statement is false."
Rowen Atkinson in the McLaren garage watching Louis Hamilton (McLaren) and Felipe Massa (Ferrari) collide at the Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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That shit kray.
are you sure they aren't referring to:
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that computer is SUUUPER!!!
Incorrect, its a paradox. If you say its 50% then you only have a 25% chance. If you say its 25% you have a 50% chance.
Two are correct? I only see 50% listed once.
also, according to a rather intelligent friend:
idk wtf that is supposed to mean though, or if he just made it up.So it's answerable, but only from the viewpoint of anti-paradoxical temporal logic.
[21:02:58] It's a type of analysis that studies reactive system changes.
[21:03:55] : Namely, it generates a lot of logical paradoxes and needs a way to view them so they can be compared, and operated upon.
[21:04:50] : a/d;b BAR means an infinite repeating set of answers following the order A or D; B ;etc
so your saying there is ONE correct answer (50%), therefore.... there's only one correct answer..... which is 25%? because you chose your answer randomly...? but.... you have been playing XIV this entire year... so no answers are correct?
Kaslo beat all you bandwagoners to correcting me, sorry.
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It's pretty basic propositional logic, really. If you assume P, you get -P. If you assume -P, you get P. P ^ -P is always a contradiction, which means it is never true. Unfortunately, I think the average grade in my propositional logic and discrete mathematics course is like a 40 right now.. shit's mind-blowing.
This is what happens when children are taught to memorize instead of think.
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