Is this statement true or false ?: "This statement is false."?

Question

...It depends on whether or not you beleive me...

Answer 1

one name of this is called a positive contradiction.

it is the same idea on which the mystics (even jesus) speaks/writes.
the beginning and the end.
the life and the death.
alpha and omega.
nothing and everthing.
blah blah blah.
its to say that whatever the thing described encompasses all things together. in this case, the statement is both true and false. why it so, is pretty obvious.

Answer 2

if you are asking from a truly philosophical perspective it is a true statement. There is no paradox. False is just an adjective.

You are trying to recreate Parmenides statement: "All Cretens are liers"

Answer 3

That is truly a statement. But it is false, not because it states such, because it is wrong in stating that. So I choose answer-
C. Both of the above.

Answer 4

It is true that the statement is false. It is false that the statement is true. uh oh.

Answer 5

Its a paradox.

Meaning that the more we think about it, the more little fairies gain control of our minds for their never ending search for the magical Leprechauns of Kalamzoo

Answer 6

Quite a conundrum. Sorry but I can't scratch my brain on that one at the moment.

Answer 7

Neither. It's a classic paradox, with no right answer.

Answer 8

I think you'd better check your facts first.

Answer 9

True.

Answer 10

i believe you just opened a pandora's box my friend, great job closing that one, lol,