well when he sais my nose will grow nothing will happen meaning he was lying making his nose grow meaning he was telling the truth creating a loop hole which will means his nose will for ever keep extending and retracting.so the moral is that pinocchio shouldn't say my nose will now grow
another of my theories is that he'll say it once and the univerce will shatter and pinocchio will tumble through the viod until he dies that is if the laws of death and life apply outside the univerce
or maby both will happen
This is an interesting question. You see, if he just walked up to you and said he was lying he might just be saying that and therefore his nose would grow because he is lying about the fact that he is not lying. BUT!! If he walked up to you and said he was lying and actually meant it, his nose would still grow because he was lying about something even though he was telling the truth and admitting that he was lying.So yes, either way, his nose would still grow. It's confusing, believe me, I know.
Pinocchio is the puppet whose nose grew longer each time he lied.
The fact is that if pinochio said this he would be lying,so therefore his nose would grow,but then his lie would become true,and again because he spoke the truth his nose would shrink,which would make him a lier again,so therefore it would result in a never ending occurence of his nose growing and shrinking. its almost like if you took viagra and steroids at the same time or you can use the bubble theory and state that in one dimension his nose will grow and in another it would shrink or you can say that one half of his nose would grow and the other would shrink making it a...wait for it...half truth"he he" Then again, saying "my nose will grow" is a presumption for the future and a vague one at that. If he said that his nose would grow in the future, but did not specify when it would, so as long as his nose had the ability to grow, then the statement would be neither be false or true. If his nose could not grow, then his statement would be false, but if his nose could not grow, then he would have already broken the curse. But if he thought he knew that his nose could not grow any more, then it would be a lie, and therefor his nose would grow. Then, in 200 milliseconds (average human reaction time), after realizing that his statement was in fact truth, his nose would shrink again. It would therefor not grow again as he had already satisfied the condition of his nose growing once.
two cats see Pinocchio and say come with was Pinocchio said yes but he did that he didn't Liston to hie conscious
Pinocchio said to his barber just take a whittle off the top.
the world would blow up...
This is an interesting question. You see, if he just walked up to you and said he was lying he might just be saying that and therefore his nose would grow because he is lying about the fact that he is not lying. BUT!! If he walked up to you and said he was lying and actually meant it, his nose would still grow because he was lying about something even though he was telling the truth and admitting that he was lying.So yes, either way, his nose would still grow. It's confusing, believe me, I know.
Pinocchio is the puppet whose nose grew longer each time he lied.
The fact is that if pinochio said this he would be lying,so therefore his nose would grow,but then his lie would become true,and again because he spoke the truth his nose would shrink,which would make him a lier again,so therefore it would result in a never ending occurence of his nose growing and shrinking. its almost like if you took viagra and steroids at the same time or you can use the bubble theory and state that in one dimension his nose will grow and in another it would shrink or you can say that one half of his nose would grow and the other would shrink making it a...wait for it...half truth"he he" Then again, saying "my nose will grow" is a presumption for the future and a vague one at that. If he said that his nose would grow in the future, but did not specify when it would, so as long as his nose had the ability to grow, then the statement would be neither be false or true. If his nose could not grow, then his statement would be false, but if his nose could not grow, then he would have already broken the curse. But if he thought he knew that his nose could not grow any more, then it would be a lie, and therefor his nose would grow. Then, in 200 milliseconds (average human reaction time), after realizing that his statement was in fact truth, his nose would shrink again. It would therefor not grow again as he had already satisfied the condition of his nose growing once.
two cats see Pinocchio and say come with was Pinocchio said yes but he did that he didn't Liston to hie conscious
Pinocchio said to his barber just take a whittle off the top.
two cats see Pinocchio and say come with was Pinocchio said yes but he did that he didn't Liston to hie conscious
two cats see Pinocchio and say come with was Pinocchio said yes but he did that he didn't Liston to hie conscious
Kermit! Pinocchio said it was him, but he was lying.
The writer asked what it would happen after that.
Very long. So long that he couldn't even turn his head around the room: At this third lie, his nose became longer than ever, so long that he could not even turn around. If he turned to the right, he knocked it against the bed or into the windowpanes; if he turned to the left, he struck the walls or the door; if he raised it a bit, he almost put the Fairy's eyes out.
dont waste your time thinking about that. use ur time more productively and chew on this tidbit... if pinochio said, "my nose will grow right now," what would happen?