IS this sentence true or a lie?
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WELL\nsince there are no noops id have to say not
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Great topic!\n\nI am amazed that there are so many adults who do not consider some of the things they say or do not say, as a lie. For instance: sometimes people make up stories and tell it for fun. It may be a hunting story, fishing story, etc. This is done as a fantasy. The important thing to remember is that if you tell the story...you and the others must identify it is not really true....or it is a lie. Another example of a lie people do not always admit as lying is...when someone states something they think is true and then discover later that it is not true. The person really should then rectify the situation and admit they said something and found out it was not the truth. When a purposeful untruth is told, it is an outright lie. It is meant to deceive. This leads to disappointing others, others never really belive you and they eventually stop trusting you.  Then the time may come and you may be telling the truth...but too late...others don't believe you even when you do tell the truth. Some people actually believe that the only way a lie is told is in that manner. Not true! You can lie with your actions. You may cause a person to believe something not true by acting a certain way. (Example; child breaks a vase and throws it out and pretends not to know anything about it.) A lie can be done by being silent. You may cause someone to believe something by saying nothing. (Example: a mother asks the children who broke a window, and all the children know, but no-one tellls anything).The cycle of lying usually continues when one lies. The next thing one knows is they lie to cover another lie and so on. Most intelligent people, know when someone is lying to them. It doesn't change anything...except the credibility of the one who lies. Another form of lying is not telling a complete truth. Any form of not telling a complete truth or an admission of a complete truth in words or actions is a lie. \nI honestly do not intentionally lie. However, about two weeks ago we had company and this person asked me something and I did not want to go into it so I lied. When the company left. my husband said to me ..."why did you lie?" I reallly had to stop and think about it. I am a woman of value. I work hard to practice what I believe in. I am an honest person. I try hard to use tact and not lie. I usually would reply to someone who asked a personal question that I did not feel like answering with something like...why do you ask? I usually try to find an answer that will not offend the other person, but will also allow me to keep my personal life personal without lying. Sometimes, I like everyone find myself in a place I don't like to be. I feel dirty or shamed when I do that. Long story short...I felt guilty and called the person up and explained it. No one is perfect. There is not a sole alive who has not told a lie at one time or another. I can honestly say I do not lie on a daily basis, but sometimes I do find myself bordering the ethical line. I want people to trust me, I strive to be honest and keep integrity....but it is a daily struggle to be in tune with complete and open honesty!
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It is a lie because if everything he told me was a lie then the statement would be true. Since he's telling me everything is a lie then then at this time only this statement is the lie.
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No. A lie is a complete fabrication, whereas a half-truth is a very targeted response.\n\nYou have not lied, but you haven't told the full truth.\n\nTo wit "I was at the office, taking care of things."\n\nOf course, he doesn;t reveal that "The Office" is the name of a bar.
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Lies\nSomeone who is 'up herself' for want of a better term lol
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What you are saying is that A, B and C either always tell the truth, or always lie.\n\nLet's assume that A is telling the truth (in family T) when he says "either I belong or B belongs to a different family from the other two".\n\nWe already are assuming that A is in T (truthtellers). So that would mean that B is in the family of F (liars). We can't determine if C is in T or F because in either case, the statement could be true.\n\nOn the other hand, A could be lying (F family) and then his statement would have to be false. So that would mean that B is in the F family also. Again we can't tell what family C is in.\n\nSo the possible combinations are:\n\nABC: TFT\nABC: TFF\nABC: FFT\nABC: FFF\n\nThe best we can tell from this information then is that B must be in the F family (liars). You can't tell anything about A or C without additional statements.\n\nAnswer: B is in the family of liars (F)
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It's true!\nThat's right, it's true that this question is actually false! Since you asked if it was false, the answer would be true!!\nGot it?! ;0)
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I think A is true. (It makes sense - but I've never tried it in a transaction)\nI know B is false. (It deletes the data, but does not drop the table)\nI know D is false (From experience - done both many times)\nI don't know about C.\n\nI'll guess A...
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i think i already answered this question. the sentence, actually a question, means "WHAT IS THE PARTY?" if tranlated lietrally. it however may have a different meaning and my guess is that it means "WHAT IS THE PARTY FOR?"\nsend an email if u r not satisfied or need further clarification
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Hahaha\n\nco·nun·drum (k-nndrm) n. \n  1.     2.  A paradoxical, insoluble, or difficult problem; a dilemma: “the conundrum, thus far unanswered, of achieving full employment without inflation” (Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.).\n\nI'd go with "insoluble" for this particular usage. =)  \n\nBut, if I had to, I'd say "The sentence is false" is, of itself, a false statement. False can not only mean the complete opposite of truth, but a detrimental misleading of information.  The sentence is designed to mislead the mind, is it not?
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Well you shouldn't be lying in the first place. It has been my experience that the truth alway's comes out. It is the nature of truth to come out and if you have to lie, be prepared when you least expect it, for the truth to come out.
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im not gonna lie, that sentence makes no sense.
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you are mistaken.\nsome things are both true & eternal.\nIf it is not true, it is not eternal.\nScripture is true.
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well chances are, she IS lying to you.  It may not be that big of a deal, and there may be some good reasons for it (although I dont think theres ever good reasons to lie)\n\neither way, I am sure she has her reasons, if you cant bear with it, leave her.
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Anything that's not true is a lie.
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well if he is telling the truth then he has just told a lie because he just told the truth, and if he just lied then not everything  that he says is a lie, which means that sometimes he is telling the truth and what he just said is a lie. so the truth is that he does lie!
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The statement number 1 is grammatically correct.\n(Other answerers - To be grammatically correct, a sentence should not be meaningful -- Consider this: I saw some cars flying near the bottom of the Pacific Ocean when I was eating iron sheets)