Jaydison

-@"TheMadFool" Makes sense.

I do believe that there are another player in this connection. I do agree that Mathematics is a science used to deduce conclusions and axioms which do...

Apparently, self-reference is inevitable, meaning, that there is nothing wrong with it. (proven as the diagonal lemma or fixed-point lemma)

It implies that there something wrong on how we do mathematics.

'This sentence' is a phrase (not a proposition) that refers to the sentence 'This sentence is false'. Thus, we would get a sentences like ''This sente...

Saul Kripke (1975) suggested a solution to the problem by introducing a third-value "undefined", still, it is still problematic (see "strengthened lia...

I do believe that by saying "I am lying", what you really mean is "What I have just said is a lie". There is a context in that certain conversation th...

They said "no" :)

From what I know and read, a proposition is a statement or sentence that expresses an agreement or disagreement of its facts. Or to simply put it, a s...

I do agree. There is a complication alone on its subject. By looking at the earlier form of that paradox " I am lying". It refers to itself, thus beco...

Also, even if I am right that "is false" is a truth-predicate and "This sentence" is stated rather differently. There is still this problem of self re...

On that quoted quote, It seems that I have not clarified that I am talking to statements in general and I do apologize. On the other hand, it is wrong...

Thank you for clarifying my error. It seems that I am under illusion that "This sentence is not true" is a proposition as it already contains a truth-...

I am quite new to this paradox and as I see it, It is well stated proposition that is clear and so on. It is maybe the case that this proposition or r...