On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 8:20 PM, Tanner Swett <swe...@mail.gvsu.edu> wrote:
> Define the word "ooF" as meaning {I call a CFJ on the statement "I
> have already called a CFJ in this message. (Foo)".}, and define the
> word "raB" as meaning {I call a CFJ on the statement "I have already
> called a CFJ in this message. (Bar)".}.
>
> raB ooF
>
> The answers are obvious, right? The first one is FALSE, and the second
> one is TRUE.
>
> Oh, and for good measure, I call a CFJ on the statement "I have
> already called a CFJ in this message. (Plaz)".
>
> —Machiavelli
>All three fail. The first two due to attempting to create infinite recursion via ISIDTID, and the third due to failing to be a sentence describable as true or false. -scshunt
