possible number of moves single chess match?

Originally posted by Palynka
And? If X doesn't exist then saying "it's not even X" doesn't make sense.

Try again.

It was a joke, Palynka, just a joke, nothing more. Nothing has to be tried again.

Once I and a friend of mine, a lingistic purist, had a chicken to eat. I liked it and said "This chicken wasn't silly". (Literarily translated from Swedish: "Denna kyckling var inte dum!", meaning 'not bad' or 'tasted well'.) My friend responded "Chickens are never silly, they cannot be!" Me: "Exactly what I said: This chicken wasn't silly."

This is also a joke. If you don't find it funny, so be it.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
It was a joke, Palynka, just a joke, nothing more. Nothing has to be tried again.

Once I and a friend of mine, a lingistic purist, had a chicken to eat. I liked it and said "This chicken wasn't silly". (Literarily translated from Swedish: "Denna kyckling var inte dum!", meaning 'not bad' or 'tasted well'.) My friend responded "Chickens are never silly, ...[text shortened]... cken wasn't silly."

This is also a joke. If you don't find it funny, so be it.

I've met chicken with a better sense of humour.

Originally posted by Palynka
I've met chicken with a better sense of humour.

Me too. It tasted well. 🙂

Originally posted by Palynka
It's not close, it's the same thing!

I guess the chicken has a better sense of humor than me, too. 🙁

Originally posted by Traveling Again
I guess the chicken has a better sense of humor than me, too. 🙁

It probably has a better idea of infinity too.

Originally posted by Palynka
It probably has a better idea of infinity too.

that would depend on the width of the road ...

Originally posted by wolfgang59
that would depend on the width of the road ...

Not necessarily...according to Travelling Again's teacher.

Originally posted by Palynka
Not necessarily...according to Travelling Again's teacher.

Xeno presumably?

The paradox itself generates a paradox in that people of great intelligence and people of low intelligence agree there is no paradox!