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6/29/2014 4:29:42 AM
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This... [i]This is one of the hardest questions I've ever encountered.[/i]
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His nose would grow
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If it grows he told the truth, but his nose only grows when lies. If it didn't grow than he lied, but [i]then[/i] his nose would grow so he told the truth, which means his nose shouldn't have grown.
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If Pinocchio stated "my nose is about to grow" and it was a lie at the time the nose would grow anyway, because the lie was made, and if he said it and it wasn't a lie it would also grow because it would have to make it true. The event that happens after the statement is connected to the fact or fiction in the statement But it would occur no matter What because the truth and lie have the same outcome.
