It depends on what

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It depends on what your meaning of it, is.
By that quintessential Philosopher, Bill Clinton
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• This sentence is false. If it is true, then
  it is false and if false, then true inconsistency

3

• This sentence is unprovable.
• If true, then fine. But it cant be proved, so
  it is incomplete.

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• This sentence (I believe) is indubitable.
• Doubt it, and it is false. Therefore you
  shouldnt (cant) doubt it, so it is true (and
  dogma threatens). But what it says corresponds
  to your indubitability. It is your belief, your
  world, your reality. But if so, it is
  incomplete a true statement that includes
  itself, a totalizing statement, and it includes
  you, the believer. But you cant deny it
  (yourself)which puts you in Cartesian anguish
  either reason, or the horror of chaos. It is as
  to say I believe it, hence you put yourself
  outside. So it was incomplete. It the
  universal signifier, the empty set, the
  noticed absence.

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• It is like the Prisoners Paradox both
  determinable and indeterminable

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The warden told the prisoners they would be
executed within the next 7 days, but that the day
of their execution would be a surprise. They
reasoned that if the day of their demise were the
7th day, it wouldnt be a surprise, so that day
was canceled. Then if it were the 6th day, no
surprise, so that day was discarded. And so on
until the present day, but if that were the
case, then no surprise. Thus, the warden
couldnt make good on his word thus they
couldnt be put to death.
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• Like Russells paradox Any and all universal
  statements are henceforth prohibited, which is
  inapplicable to itself.

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• Or like a variation of Chaitins paradox This
  sentence is indubitable. If it is determinately
  dubitable, then its dubitability is indubitable.
  Thus the problem of determinability, and
  applicability, to itself. It cant be determined
  absolutely if it is dubitable, so it is not
  indubitable.

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• It
• The nonperson pronoun, an infinitely
• variable Empty Set, between openness and
  closure, that which is nothing, yet it is
  potentially everything.

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My only salvation is happiness. The atonal
happiness within the essential it. That doesnt
make sense? But it must To live is this the
happiness of the it. And Ill yield not as
someone vanquished but in an allegro con brio.
Clarice Lispector, The Stream of Life, 1989, p. 77