Which Alice?
Which Alice? Which Alice?
And That's the Beautiful Part of It! Alice tried to puzzle this out. It didn't quite seem to make sense. "Can you give me an example of such a question?" asked Alice. "Ah, now you talk like a sensible child!" replied Humpty Dumpty. "Surely I can give you an example. Indeed, I can think offhand of two examples. Which one would you like me to give you first?" "How could I know?" asked Alice. "Since I have no idea what examples you have in mind, how could I possibly tell you which one to give me?" "Right again," replied Humpty. "That's what I call being a logical child! Well, then, here's a perfect example of the kind of question I have in mind. The question is this: Is No the correct answer to this question?" "To what question?" asked Alice. Why, to the question I just asked!" replied Humpty Dumpty. 87
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And That's the Beautiful Part of It!<br />
<strong>Alice</strong> tried to puzzle this out. It didn't quite seem to make sense.<br />
"Can you give me an example of such a question?" asked <strong>Alice</strong>.<br />
"Ah, now you talk like a sensible child!" replied Humpty Dumpty.<br />
"Surely I can give you an example. Indeed, I can think offhand of<br />
two examples. <strong>Which</strong> one would you like me to give you first?"<br />
"How could I know?" asked <strong>Alice</strong>. "Since I have no idea what<br />
examples you have in mind, how could I possibly tell you which one<br />
to give me?"<br />
"Right again," replied Humpty. "That's what I call being a logical<br />
child! Well, then, here's a perfect example of the kind of question I<br />
have in mind. The question is this: Is No the correct answer to this<br />
question?"<br />
"To what question?" asked <strong>Alice</strong>. Why, to the question I just<br />
asked!" replied Humpty Dumpty.<br />
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