I’m a cat
I’m a boy
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I’m aaronoo1000 sister
I’m a cat
I’m a boy
I’m a cat
I’m a boy
I'm going to say #3 is the lie.
Aaronoo1000 wrote:
Is the last one the lie?
I’m a cat agent
I love catnip
I like some dogs
1) I have been on a cruise before.
2) I have a sister.
3) My dad is from USA and my mom I from China.
#2 is my guess
Nov 24, 2019
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#29
ryanzhangmiller wrote:
1) I have been on a cruise before.
2) I have a sister.
3) My dad is from USA and my mom I from China.
is #1 the lie?
1) I have a second cousin who once had more than 20 dogs in his house at once.
2) I am going to graduate at age 17 (a year too young).
3) I have no friends in real life.
2) I am going to graduate at age 17 (a year too young).
3) I have no friends in real life.
Nov 24, 2019
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#35
DavidNorman435 wrote:
1) I have a second cousin who once had more than 20 dogs in his house at once.
2) I am going to graduate at age 17 (a year too young).
3) I have no friends in real life.
2) I am going to graduate at age 17 (a year too young).
3) I have no friends in real life.
I hope #3 is the lie. It is right? Graduating at age 17 might just be because of starting school a year early or how your birthday falls - you can graduate at 17 without skipping a grade and 20 dogs at once sounds too out there to be made up 
Maybe they worked with an adoption agency or something? #3 is my guess for being the lie (I hope it is).
Nov 24, 2019
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#36
CatFromIzrael wrote:
1.the truth
2.the lie
3.the truth
Which one is the lie?
2.the lie
3.the truth
Which one is the lie?
Are you trying to send us into an existential crisis with this one xD
#2 is the lie as it is clearly the odd one out among the truths. If you claim that #2 is a lie and therefore lying, then it is actually a form of the fallacy of equivocation as following the rules of self referencing. To state obvious via complex: #2 is the lie and should not take overthinking 
Yeah, it's #3 that's a lie, but it used to be true until i was in grade 4.
But, if you think about it, it is a statement, and a statement without any reason to be a lie can be true
Eg. the statement "this statement is a lie" is FALSE, (notice i didn't put "lie") and it is actually, not a lie, but still false, because a statement by itself if always true, so saying that it is false isn't true. (Am i confusing you yet?- im also on my phone rn, so it's hard to tyle)
Eg. the statement "this statement is a lie" is FALSE, (notice i didn't put "lie") and it is actually, not a lie, but still false, because a statement by itself if always true, so saying that it is false isn't true. (Am i confusing you yet?- im also on my phone rn, so it's hard to tyle)
Type*
1. I am watching TV now. 2. I don't know what Roblox or Minecraft are. 3. I never lie.
lol - #3 has to be the lie. Paradoxically that was an easy one. If you tell me that 1 or 2 were the only lies instead, then you just proved number 3
That was a very easy one. But, is this a lie?
I have a love of Philosophy: do you really want to bring this old paradox back up
p.s. don't vex me, my posts get longer each day; I'm trying to cut down here xD