If you are wrong about being wrong about right about being wrong, are you actualy wrong?
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March 18th, 2022
Made this question last night, gave myself a headache thinking about it.
What do you think?
If you are wrong about being wrong about right about being wrong, are you actualy wrong?
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Gee, I don’t know. Is a frog’s ass watertight?
The man with the melon and the yellow shoelaces knows, but you can only ask him on Tuesdays in odd numbered months.
~OMG, I’m beginning to feel like we’re married. You’re giving me a headache. My dad always said that he was only wrong once and that was the time when he thought he was wrong but realized that he wasn’t
So in short:
“If you are wrong about being wrong”
Meaning that you were right instead.
“If you were right about about being wrong” ...
Meaning that your were right to feel it was wrong in the first place.
Break it down and one sees the reasoning better.
I’d say that’s a definite maybe.
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