No–no paradox
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the no paradox is literally just two sentence saying each other are false.
"this sentence is false"
"no, this sentence is false."
if sentence one is telling the truth that means it is a false statement because what it says is true.
if sentence two is false, then it’s true because the sentence is false.
vice versa or whatever.