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[FDF12389]

The statement below is True.

The statement above is False.

Which statement is correct?

 

[yankeesfan]

Both are grammatically correct.

 

[her209]

Does this question have two answers?

 

[Pepsi90919]

the top confirms the bottom

 

[Nohr]

<brain asplodes>

 

[MrFire8808]

the top one

 

[SmoochyTX]

Neither

 

[SlitheryDee]

Both can't coexist in the same universe.

 

[oldman420]

its a brainsplode redundancy loop, no answer as in which came first chicken or the egg.

 

[destrekor]

the top says the bottom is true but since the bottom says the top is false, that means the top cannot be true, and since it is not true the bottom one becomes wrong in that it ::brainaslopes::

we must enter into the paradigm that is the mind of the one who claims those two lines as his signature. once that mission is complete, our life can continue.
go forth young one, for the future needs your assistance!

 

[Jeff7]

Statement 1 says #2 is true.
Statement #2 says 1 is false.
Therefore statement #2 is not true.
This now means that statement #2 is irrelevant.
We now return to statement #1. #1 is true.
But now statement #1 is lying, because we already proved that #2 is false.

This of course assumes that statement #1 can be trusted. And really, statement #1 never had any credibility. It already had one statement calling it a liar right from the get-go. Even if that statement was proven false, it still leaves a bad taste in everyone's mouth. Statement #1 can't be trusted. Damn flip-floppers.