"Are you honest?" (question asked in a personals forum)

[dweebken]

Here's how I answered:

 

If someone answered No, and they were being honest about being dishonest, then they should've answered Yes, they are being honest, but that would've been dishonest so they should've honestly answered No, which would've been incorrect to indicate they were dishonest when they were being honest about being dishonest. So there's no correct answer. Got another question?

[Durew]

Using badly structured data (and working through a paradox) to cause an overload and so trigger a crash in the human logic system as to obfuscate that half of the argumentation was missing, making the targeted human believe something silly. Nice. Even faking confidence by requesting a new question to suggest authority. Too bad some humans are patched against this already. But those patched wouldn't ask the stated question so you could have had a good success-rate. Did you?

 

Just curious, did the exploit work on a lot of humans? Any interesting side effects?

 

[whonew]

I can honestly say , that make's no sense to me and wonder how much fructose you have to ingest to get  it.