True Or False Game !!!

[LunaWofl]

True

The next poster will live in a pineapple under the sea

 

[machomuu]

False, I live in a Cocoa Bean, it';'s very quaint.

The next person is lulzsec!

 

[LunaWofl]

Partly true, I'm lulzsec's monocle

The next person is a mailbox

 

[pistone]

false
the next person will tell me a paradox.......i love them !!!

 

[LunaWofl]

True
Line 1: line 2 is false
Line 2: line 1 is true

The next poster will also think up a paradox

 

[pistone]

true
this is my favorite paradox of all

A crocodile steals a son from his father, and promises to return the child if the father can correctly guess what the crocodile will do. What happens if the father guesses that the child will not be returned to him?

ANSWER: There is no solution. If the crocodile keeps the child, he violates his rule, as the father predicted correctly. If the crocodile returns the child, he still violates his rule as the father’s prediction was wrong.

 

[LunaWofl]

Hmm... nice...

I always lie

Spoiler

If one always lies then that line must be false... yeah...

Anyway
The next poster will continue to play this game

 

[pistone]

true......nice one

There are 1,000,000 grains of sand in a heap. If we remove one grain, it is still a heap. If we remove another grain, if it still a heap. If we continue removing one grain at a time, when we’re left with one grain, is that still a heap?

this comes with a answer

Spoiler

ANSWER: Set a fixed boundary. If we said 10,000 grains of sand made a heap, then anything below it would not be a heap. Yet, it seems unreasonable to distinguish between 9,999 and 10,001 grains of sand. The solution can therefore be altered to say there is a fixed boundary, but they are not necessarily knowable.

the next person will post something

 

[LunaWofl]

True

The next person posts another paradox (I dont have any in mind at the moment >_

 

[pistone]

true

What happens when an unstoppable force meets an unmovable object? If the force moves the object, then it is not unmovable. If the force doesn’t, the force is not unstoppable.

answer

Spoiler

ANSWER: This situation can never happen, as if there is an unstoppable force, there couldn’t be an unmovable object and vice versa. More interestingly, there can never be an unmovable object. An unmovable object would have to have infinite inertia, and therefore infinite mass. Infinite mass cannot exist in our finite universe, therefore an unmovable object cannot exist.

the next person will ask for another paradox

 

[LunaWofl]

True

The next post has a tasty piglet in their sig

 

[pistone]

true

Epimenides, in a poem wrote: “The Cretans, always liars, evil beasts, idle bellies!” However, Epimenides himself was a Cretan. If Epimenides is a Cretan and a liar, then his statement, “The Cretans, always liars” is a lie. This means all Cretans are truthful, then Epimenides’ statement is the truth. The paradox will infinitely regress.

answer

Spoiler

ANSWER: If Epimenides knew of at least one Cretan (other than himself) who is not a liar, his statement is a lie (because he asserts all) even though it correctly describes the speaker as a liar.

the next person will have pink hair and ask for a paradox ....another one

 

[LunaWofl]

False, this line is a lie!!!

The next poster tastes like cupcakes

 

[pistone]

true
the next person always lie

 

[ShinyJellicent12]

False. I'm a jellyfish, tard

The next person hates me a LOT

 

[LunaWofl]

False... ALOT

The next person wishes they could kill me

 

[pistone]

false
>.>
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the next person wishes they could kill me

 

[LunaWofl]

If by "me" you mean that piggy there, then yes

The next poster notices how many times i have posted in this topic

 

[pistone]

false ........i dont know how

The next poster notices how many times i have posted in this topic

 

[LunaWofl]

True, 59 times

Spoiler

you click the reply number on a topic

The next person can fly