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if i guess it will, it can kinda do whatever it wants.
if i guess it wont, then theres a paradox.
I guess it's a trick question fr and I love paradoxes
and the third option is that there is no third option then the third option doesn't exist.
I guess it's a trick question fr and I love paradoxes
and the third option is that there is no third option then the third option doesn't exist.
But the third option is that it doesn't exist so the third option has to exist for it not to exist
I guess it's a trick question fr and I love paradoxes
and the third option is that there is no third option then the third option doesn't exist.
But the third option is that it doesn't exist so the third option has to exist for it not to exist
You're overthinking it. The third option is that it doesn't exist, so therefore, you may erase it
Let’s say I had an enemy. I go back in time to kill their ancestor so that there never born, but because they never existed, I never had a reason to back back in time, which meant I never did, which creates a paradox
There are two tracks in front of you. A trolley is going over them. On the first side is a loop, with twenty infinitely respawning individuals on it. On the second side, there are an
I guess it's a trick question fr and I love paradoxes
and the third option is that there is no third option then the third option doesn't exist.
I guess it's a trick question fr and I love paradoxes
and the third option is that there is no third option then the third option doesn't exist.
But the third option is that it doesn't exist so the third option has to exist for it not to exist
You're overthinking it. The third option is that it doesn't exist, so therefore, you may erase it
What if the third option HAS to exist
Hmmmmmmmmmmm
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#031 then you have two options.
one: get over it.
two: leave.
three: there is no third option."
There's a 3rd option but at the same time there's no third option
I hate paradoxes