FALSE.
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Does a set of all sets contain itself?
Well translated from germany to english I would say
Care it's a Portal 2 Spoiler!!
GLaDOS:"This. statement. is. false."
Wheatley:"No - I think it's true, yeah I know it's true"
Wheatley:"No - I think it's true, yeah I know it's true"
Themiki wrote:
WE NEED TO GO DEEPER.
Wellp.
This is one poll I wont be answering.
This is one poll I wont be answering.
Lemons.
Kitsunemimi wrote:
Does a set of all sets contain itself?
False is always right. well for me it is
NoHItter wrote:
FALSE.
(boredom again)
You didn't state that True and False are checks on whether the statement is true and false, so I'm just going to assume False in this is only a string and we're only going to talk about strings and not conditionals, just because I can.
So it's False. :V
no hitter ofc is a liar if you trace back his childhood and so it is fsasle
All hail OzzyOzrock! this man knows.OzzyOzrock wrote:
no hitter ofc is a liar if you trace back his childhood and so it is fsasle
Themiki wrote:
WE NEED TO GO DEEPER.
u first bbyThemiki wrote:
WE NEED TO GO DEEPER.
Given:
S: The statement, This statement is X, where X is a boolean condition.
Suppose X = false.
Consider the truth of statement S.
Suppose S is false.
Then by its statement, S is true.
contradiction.
Then S is true.
But by its statement, S is false.
contradiction.
Then X = true
Therefore, this statement is true.
S: The statement, This statement is X, where X is a boolean condition.
Suppose X = false.
Consider the truth of statement S.
Suppose S is false.
Then by its statement, S is true.
contradiction.
Then S is true.
But by its statement, S is false.
contradiction.
Then X = true
Therefore, this statement is true.
This S is both True and False.
The truth of S is unknown, due to insufficient data.
And then suddenly, unstoppable force meets immovable object.
Impossible. A statement implies a definite true or false, not both.Azure_Kyte wrote:
This S is both True and False.
The statement, "This S is both True and False" is true.those wrote:
Impossible. A statement implies a definite true or false, not both.Azure_Kyte wrote:
This S is both True and False.
Do you know "Schrödingers Katze"? - In this experiment the cat is both - alive and dead at the same moment, until you check it up.those wrote:
Impossible. A statement implies a definite true or false, not both.Azure_Kyte wrote:
This S is both True and False.
So a statement can be true AND false at the same time too...
X is a superposition of true and false, commonly used in quantum computing.
Being unable to understand things this simple really proves to me...
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Exactly, although I don't see how it clarifies his poi—Athyrionjh wrote:
Do you know "Schrödingers Katze"? - In this experiment the cat is both - alive and dead at the same moment, until you check it up.those wrote:
Impossible. A statement implies a definite true or false, not both.
Oh, wait. You're just being stupid.