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I love those sort of questions that by there very existence are unsolvable. The one about someone who can tell naught but lies saying that he is lying. There is a specific name for such a conundrum, but I have forgotten it. Anyway, I had one pop into mind in much the same vein earlier this morning and thought I should try to put it down.
I was thinking of a person who was perfect, but lied to someone and said that they weren't. This then becomes a loop due to the fact that someone perfect lying would no longer be perfect, which would then make lie true, but then it goes back to the beginning. It's clearly not as good as the lying liar, but it was sure turning in my head. Although, now that I think about it, it's possible that such a thing wouldn't work out as screwy as I thought, but it doesn't matter.
I was thinking of a person who was perfect, but lied to someone and said that they weren't. This then becomes a loop due to the fact that someone perfect lying would no longer be perfect, which would then make lie true, but then it goes back to the beginning. It's clearly not as good as the lying liar, but it was sure turning in my head. Although, now that I think about it, it's possible that such a thing wouldn't work out as screwy as I thought, but it doesn't matter.
