Pinocchio Paradox: The Mind-Blowing Logical Trap 🤯

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If Pinocchio’s only statement is: “MY NOSE IS ABOUT TO GROW SOON!” If it grows, he’s telling the truth—so it SHOULDN’T. But if it doesn’t, he’s lying—so it SHOULD. He basically just BROKE LOGIC!

HOW MANY TIMES DID I SAY “NOSE”?!?
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[arjunbhowmick]

Pinnochio’s nose wont grow. Here’s the explanation:-
- When Pinnochio (or anyone) says anything, it is either a truth or a lie.
- Situation 1: He lied just a minute prior and says ‘My nose will grow’. Now, Pinnochio is honest that his nose is about to grow. In that case, since he’s honest, it doesn’t grow.
- Situation 2: He told a truth a minute earlier. So, when he says his nose is about to grow, its a lie. Now If the nose grows, it becomes a truth to his statement, thus bringing about honesty and hence- doesn’t grow net net.
‘My Nose will grow’ is the ultimate cure for Pinnochio.

[KRXZYDRIPPY]

He made a statement about a future event, everyone who know Pinocchio; knows that statements about any upcoming event doesn’t do anything, so nothing would happen

[pizza_and_tacos]

Actually this isn't a real paradox, hear me out, "my nose is about to grow soon"isn't a lie, but a false prediction a lie is saying something you know isn't true, like the saying your a gender you aren't, for another example a false prediction would be a guess about something, but it turns out wrong