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One, two, three, let’s go.
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Welcome back to the Alien Space ship talk show podcast.
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In case you just join in us,
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we’ll listen to the Alien Space ship talk show podcast with American’s Emily.
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Then obviously it contradicts itself because the statement says everything I say is a lie.
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Right, now if that statement is not true, in other words everything I say is a lie is not true,
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then it also contradicts the statement.
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So it’s one of those paradoxes which basically if it’s true it’s false and if it’s false it’s true.
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So it just doesn’t work.
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Now there’s another very quite well known paradox called the crocodile paradox.
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And I’ll be interested in your views on this.
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Now there’s a crocodile at the zoo and there’s a lady with a little boy.
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Now sadly the crocodile manages to grab the little boy and happy has this little boy sort of in its jaws
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but it’s a clever crocodile because it can talk and he sees the alarm on the lady’s face on the mother’s face.
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So he says, “Look, if you tell me correctly whether I’m going to keep the boy and possibly eat him
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or give him back to you, then I will return the boy.”
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Okay, so she’s given her two options to choose.
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Either the crocodile will keep an eat the little boy or he’ll return the boy to the mother.
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Now what she thinks as well, what can I say here?
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What she decides after thinking about it she’ll say, “I think you’ll keep the boy.”
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She’ll keep an eat him terrible thing for her to have to say.
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Now that gives the crocodile a dilemma and this is where the paradox comes in.
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So the mother has said, “I think you’re going to keep an eat my little boy.”
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So the crocodile thinks, “Well, if I actually do keep the little boy and eat him, then the mother is right
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and I said I will give him back if she was right.”
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So he said, “That obviously something that wouldn’t work.”
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He said, “But if I do actually give the little boy back, then the mother was wrong in her choice of what I would do.
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And if she was wrong I was going to eat him.”
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Can you see the paradox that’s there?
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By giving her those choices, the creative himself, the crocodile, an impossible situation
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and there’s quite a lot of these sort of paradoxes of words on a little story like that.
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I mean, kind of deal with truth, untruth and so on.
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I mean, you could say something somebody might say is the word impossible is not in my vocabulary.
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Well, clearly it is, isn’t it? Because I’ve used it in a sentence.
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The only rule is that there are no rules.
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Well, again, that’s a bit of a contradiction because that fact is there’s a rule which says there’s no rules.
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So this kind of leads us a little bit into truth. What ultimately is truth?
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Now, we all know these days that people seem to say, “This is my truth.”
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A lot of famous people say that, “Don’t make this is my truth.”
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So, Kuz, you first of all, what do you think people mean when they talk about my truth?
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I think they just say it.
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I think what they say is, “This is what I believe.”
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So they’re not really saying, “This is my truth.” They own the truth.
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I don’t know, it’s confusing.
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I’ve managed to confuse myself now.
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You’ve confused me because you’ve now put a situation where I don’t know if this is going on live.
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There’s about six of me going up a staircase, the nearer of the top.
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Anyway, that’s beside the point.
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But yeah, you have confused yourself and I think you’ve confused me.
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So what exactly do you mean then?
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When people say, “This is my truth.” You just simply say that’s how I feel about something.
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Is that what you’re saying?
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Yeah, that’s how I feel about it.
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This is my take on it.
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Let’s put it that way.
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That’s a good way to put it.
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What about you, Jerome?
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What do you think?
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I think they’re just trying to say, “The outside of the story of the event or whatever.”
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But that’s taking place.
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That’s the way I see it.
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Someone trying to say, “Easter,” just trying to say, “Easter” in the story.
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Because yeah, several sides are doing a story.
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So there are two of more people involved in an incident or an issue.
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Each of them have to say, “The outside of the story.”
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So I’m thinking saying the truth is saying, “The outside of the story.”
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That’s the way I see it.
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I think that’s a very good way to put it.
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I think it recognizes this idea of my truth.
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It may not be worldly truth or universal truth, but it’s my truth as I see the world.
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It recognizes how actually all of us live in our own minds.
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The world is always from, it can only be from our perspective because our existence,
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everything we perceive and feel is from within our own minds.
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Actually, sometimes.
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We’re going to take a short break now.
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