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He looked at them okpolo eye to okpolo eye and said, DO YOUR WORST!!
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny🤣🤣🤣🤣
DeleteLol 🤣🤣 y
DeleteAll die nah die...... lol
ReplyDeleteHe simply said “You will hang me.” That’s why they released him because either way, they end up in a contradiction.They can’t carry out either punishment without breaking their own rule.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry
ReplyDeleteYou will hang me final
ReplyDeleteStella Maris baby
Please I am sorry forgive me
ReplyDeleteAll my hair don white inside😅
He said and I quote"i will do non of the above".
ReplyDeleteHe said, "You will shoot me."
ReplyDeleteOnly because executing him in either scenario creates a logical paradox that breaks the conditions they set, they had no choice but to release him.
How does that create a logical paradox. He still gets shot if it's the truth and otherwise if it's a lie. Confused.
Delete'I'll do neither' to me sounds like what got him released
Hmm
ReplyDeletei think he simply said I don't know
ReplyDeleteThumbs up, Valencia, I strongly agree with your submission.
Delete"I don't know" would get anyone released from a difficult situation like the scenario we are trying to solve.
Thanks for Proudly Individualist for the acknowledgement. That's what popped in my mind.
DeleteWhatever answer he/she choose cannot invalidate the judgment that was already passed for which he/she is serving, so why bother to answer a guilty or not guilty question which is inconsequential to the prison term?
ReplyDeleteAnother catch;
They released him does not necessarily mean he was freed from prison. It may imply that the prisoner was no longer questioned about the matter.
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