Philosophy and maths? You'll probably enjoy the book "Gödel, Escher, Bach" by Douglas Hofstadter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del,_Escher,_Bach
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the Truth paradox:
Absolute truth does not exist
All truth is relative
Both statements are self defeating.
But I have no idea what to do with your puzzle.
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Definitely interested in what the solution is.
Also, happy cakeday.
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Would love to see the solution , if you are willing to share, after the giveaway ends.
Happy cakeday!
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Have you heard of the Liar’s Paradox? 🤥
“This statement is false.”
A simple phrase tries to pass judgment on itself and instantly twists into a logical spiral, denying any stable truth. Language meets its own reflection and falls silent. 🤐
Or the Barber’s Paradox: ✂️
The barber who shaves all those, and only those, who do not shave themselves.
An attempt to define a set by a condition that includes the set itself creates an unsolvable puzzle.
Can a set contain itself as an element? Or… as its defining criterion? 🔄
These loops are a kind of self‑address — an attempt to describe, define, or even generate oneself.
It is a kind of Ouroboros 🐍⭕ — the serpent forever devouring its own tail, an ancient symbol of an endless cycle where beginning and end are indistinguishable, and the system sustains itself while being both cause and effect.
This serpent appears in all aspects of existence, starting in the hazy categories of philosophy ☁️ and ending in the crystalline world of mathematics. ✨
Where the silence of axioms is broken not by a paradox, but by a self‑fulfilling prophecy. 🔮
You will need this🔑
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HINTS
This paradoxes and ouroboros itself are commonly called Self-reference
Sometimes the key is not the number itself, but what it draws.
And the serpent sometimes takes the form of a function
SOLUTION
Giveaways start on my birthday 🥳 and end on my cakeday 🍰.
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No hints and spoilers please. 🙊🚫
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