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.
Source: 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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An excellent demonstration of how paradoxes resolve themselves, because someone will most likely ask him to leave.
It's almost like objective truths aren't necessarily fixed indefinitely. Big paradox
I’ve read Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth by Apostolos Doxiadis. The protagonist, Bertrand Russell, is my favorite philosopher now.
Oh god, I need this.
I picked it up for the math but it turned out to be rather glossed over. Nevertheless, the epic storytelling kept me hooked throughout.
Are “about to” and “immediately” synonymous in this case? I feel like there is an English loophole before any conversation on philosophy
As a person he is about many things, not just the act of taking a drink, and thus the statement is true. Take a drink!
