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> Liar's Paradox doesn't have a name. "Liar's paradox" is the "name" I discovered in this list today, to describe this kind of paradox. It has a wikipedia page
by mlok 5y ago
> Liar's Paradox doesn't have a name.
"Liar's paradox" is the "name" I discovered in this list today, to describe this kind of paradox. It has a wikipedia page, and pages in other encyclopaedias under this title. So I guess this is the most recognized name for it.
- selcuka 5y agoSorry, that was a tongue-in-cheek comment, to create another paradox. I should have been more clear.
- Joker_vD 5y agoAnd now for something completely different: does the Liar's paradox name has a name? We know, due to the White Knight via Lewis Carroll, that e.g. the name of the song "A-sitting On A Gate" is actually "The Aged Aged Man" — are there other examples of such curious nomenclature?