lolrobertfrost

[Dark]

This has nothing to do with the poem. The poem says absolutely nothing about A's and B's and 16 people and a counter and DNA swipes... and a C dictator. This was based off of the poem because the poem had two roads. ;D

[Brushfire]

Exactly, and by basing it off the poem you've killed it. xD

Anyway, what is there to discuss with your 'theory'? It seems that even if I attempted to challenge it, you'd bring in a whole new logic and make it impossible for me to win. What's the point in that? It's Polaris' argument in this thread that's made me not bother challenging it.

[Dark]

You people complicate it. No, you cannot go around the woods. No, you cannot make your own road. No, the counter does not work with fractions. No, you may not enter the road after reaching the village. No, you cannot break the counter. Et cetera.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

You complicate it with silly additional rules. >:[

[Dark]

I only complicate it with additional rules because...

 

You people complicate it. No' date=' you cannot go around the woods. No, you cannot make your own road. No, the counter does not work with fractions. No, you may not enter the road after reaching the village. No, you cannot break the counter. Et cetera.

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[Amethyst Phoenix]

He decides to hike through the underbrush.

 

Or are we assuming that there is poison ivy in this forest?

 

No' date=' we are assuming he cannot hike through the underbrush.

 

STOP COMPLICATING THINGS. He [b']must[/b] walk through one of the roads fully, and he must walk through the road with the lowest counter.

 

Are the 2 counters at the same elevation from sea-level? =P

[Dark]

He decides to hike through the underbrush.

 

Or are we assuming that there is poison ivy in this forest?

 

No' date=' we are assuming he cannot hike through the underbrush.

 

STOP COMPLICATING THINGS. He [b']must[/b] walk through one of the roads fully, and he must walk through the road with the lowest counter.

 

Are the 2 counters at the same elevation from sea-level? =P

 

Yep. Both are exactly 6.331 feet above sea level. EXACTLY.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

I only complicate it with additional rules because...

 

You people complicate it. No' date=' you cannot go around the woods. No, you cannot make your own road. No, the counter does not work with fractions. No, you may not enter the road after reaching the village. No, you cannot break the counter. Et cetera.

[/quote']

Paradoxes don't leave room for that kind of stuff in the first place.

[Dark]

I only complicate it with additional rules because...

 

You people complicate it. No' date=' you cannot go around the woods. No, you cannot make your own road. No, the counter does not work with fractions. No, you may not enter the road after reaching the village. No, you cannot break the counter. Et cetera.

[/quote']

Paradoxes don't leave room for that kind of stuff in the first place.

 

You give me a paradox and I'll bet you that I'll be able to post something completley insane that "proves" your paradox wrong.

[~ P O L A R I S ~]

The sentence below this is a lie and cannot be modified.

 

The sentence above this is a lie and cannot be modified.

[Dark]

Instead of modifying one, just delete one of both of them altogether.

 

You never specified what modifying was, did you?

[~ P O L A R I S ~]

I don't have to. It has already been pre-defined. It means "change". Is deleting or destroying something changing it? You bet.

[Amethyst Phoenix]

The sentence below this is a lie and cannot be modified.

 

The sentence above this is a lie and cannot be modified.

 

Pfft that's easy.

 

They both can be modified, that's how they're both lies.

 

 

The entirety of a statement doesn't have to be false for it to be a lie.

 

For example: The sky is blue because it's made of blueberries.

 

That statement is a lie, because the sky is not made of blueberries.

 

However, the sky is blue. But, the statement is still false.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

The sentence below is a lie.

The sentence above is a lie.

 

No need for modifying rules. These are the sentences given and as such changing them would change the circumstance.

[~ P O L A R I S ~]

The sentence below this is a lie and cannot be modified.

 

The sentence above this is a lie and cannot be modified.

 

Pfft that's easy.

 

They both can be modified' date=' that's how they're both lies.

 

 

The entirety of a statement doesn't have to be false for it to be a lie.

 

For example: The sky is blue because it's made of blueberries.

 

That statement is a lie, because the sky is not made of blueberries.

 

However, the sky is blue. But, the statement is still false.

[/quote']

 

You're not stating that "the sky is blue". The sky being blue is already assumed, you're just lying about why it's blue, the entire statement's a lie.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

The sky's color is dependent on the wavelength it's refracting or whatever, for the record. To claim it's blue is a lie in the first place.

[Dark]

The sentence below is a lie.

The sentence above is a lie.

 

No need for modifying rules. These are the sentences given and as such changing them would change the circumstance.

 

Likewise, asking if Robert can build his own road is changing the circumstance.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

I never altered anything you said, I added an option. I was hidden, but was already part of the general circumstance.

[Dark]

You assumed that Frost had the material to build a road.

 

Therefore, I can say that it's assumed that Frost is a moron and cannot.

[♥ ЅϯᵲåώӀӞ℮ᴙʀɣ−ɴɨɨ−ƈħåɴ ♥]

Pave your own road. A road does not necessarily have to be pre-made in order to be considered a road.

 

[/solved]

 

Like I said before' date=' Robert Frost lacks the intelligence and the materials to build a new road.

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Just walk somewhere else.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

You did not define what a road was.

[~ P O L A R I S ~]

You assumed that Frost had the material to build a road.

 

Therefore' date=' I can say that it's assumed that Frost is a moron and cannot.

[/quote']

 

Except that Frost wasn't a moron, which just makes that look like the desperate cover-up it was. =\

[Dark]

Pave your own road. A road does not necessarily have to be pre-made in order to be considered a road.

 

[/solved]

 

Like I said before' date=' Robert Frost lacks the intelligence and the materials to build a new road.

[/quote']

 

Just walk somewhere else.

 

But he has to take one of the two roads to reach the destination, Village AB.

 

You did not define what a road was.

 

Uhh... was I supposed to?

 

EDIT: I meant Frost was a moron in this scenario.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

There could be infinite to merely two roads depending on what your choice of definition was. And let's not forget the fraction stuff and all those rules you added afterwards.

[Dark]

The counter can only process whole numbers.