He doesn't specify what he will do if the statement is false. Immediately taking a drink if the following statement is false is still a valid option.
14 0 ReplySource: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Drink
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Dammit, is this one of those times where the bonus panel is better than the comic?
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10 0 ReplyHow did you find the bonus panel? I don't see it on the page anywhere
2 0 ReplyThis red button
The design is a bit overloaded and it's not really clear what the button does.
7 0 ReplyAlso... I forgot to paste the img url on the first comment.
Fixed.
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An excellent demonstration of how paradoxes resolve themselves, because someone will most likely ask him to leave.
9 0 ReplyIt's almost like objective truths aren't necessarily fixed indefinitely. Big paradox
6 0 ReplyI’ve read Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth by Apostolos Doxiadis. The protagonist, Bertrand Russell, is my favorite philosopher now.
2 0 ReplyOh god, I need this.
2 0 ReplyI picked it up for the math but it turned out to be rather glossed over. Nevertheless, the epic storytelling kept me hooked throughout.
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Are “about to” and “immediately” synonymous in this case? I feel like there is an English loophole before any conversation on philosophy
1 0 ReplyAs a person he is about many things, not just the act of taking a drink, and thus the statement is true. Take a drink!
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