Is 'no' the answer to this question?
Is 'no' the answer to this question?
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Yeah, this plays into several versions of an old riddle. The first one that comes to mind is the scene from "The Labyrinth" where the girl has to ask the doors which to go through.
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damn you beat me to it, i was just about to post the same thing Sithus XD
as for the question, i vote nothing. It's a trap.
as for the question, i vote nothing. It's a trap.
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It's a paradox, the question cannot exist because both answers can be wrong or right. I heard one from my 10th grade teacher. It went something like this :
Could God create a burrito so hot that he cannot eat it?
If he could, then he cannot be God because he does not have the power to eat it.
If he could not, then he cannot be God because he cannot create it.
They cannot be proved or disproved and can't be straightly answered but I like them, they just help us think which many people hardly do(I'm one).
=P
Could God create a burrito so hot that he cannot eat it?
If he could, then he cannot be God because he does not have the power to eat it.
If he could not, then he cannot be God because he cannot create it.
They cannot be proved or disproved and can't be straightly answered but I like them, they just help us think which many people hardly do(I'm one).
=P
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Sithus wrote...
The sentence below is false.The sentence above is true.
I prefer George Carlin's version:
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS TRUE
THE PRECEDING STATEMENT IS FALSE
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koonger wrote...
It's a paradox, the question cannot exist because both answers can be wrong or right. I heard one from my 10th grade teacher. It went something like this : Could God create a burrito so hot that he cannot eat it?
If he could, then he cannot be God because he does not have the power to eat it.
If he could not, then he cannot be God because he cannot create it.
They cannot be proved or disproved and can't be straightly answered but I like them, they just help us think which many people hardly do(I'm one).
=P
I remember that was in a tv show or movie at one point. Although it was Jesus microwaving it too hot.
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lurking wrote...
koonger wrote...
It's a paradox, the question cannot exist because both answers can be wrong or right. I heard one from my 10th grade teacher. It went something like this : Could God create a burrito so hot that he cannot eat it?
If he could, then he cannot be God because he does not have the power to eat it.
If he could not, then he cannot be God because he cannot create it.
They cannot be proved or disproved and can't be straightly answered but I like them, they just help us think which many people hardly do(I'm one).
=P
I remember that was in a tv show or movie at one point. Although it was Jesus microwaving it too hot.
I lol'd
anyway, why not?
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The answer is no because there is no answer to a question that does not ask a question.
Try this one.
Where do we stand when there is no land?
Try this one.
Where do we stand when there is no land?
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Bakalova wrote...
The answer is no because there is no answer to a question that does not ask a question. Try this one.
Where do we stand when there is no land?
On our own legs.
