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Eliezer seals a cat in a box with a sample of radioactive material that has a 50% chance of decaying after an hour, and a device that releases poison gas if it detects radioactive decay. After an hour, he opens the box and there are two cats.
So Eliezer is simultaneously dead and alive?
This last one actually works!
Wouldn't that be a case of belief in belief though?
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I once asked a friend a similar question. His answer was, "Everything."
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Grey, you swine, not gray.
Arguing over minor semantics may also lead to a conflict as described.
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If marchdown actually believed it, then yes, but I don't believe that he believes in that belief.
True. The implied belief that magic existed was exploited and played for laughs a bit more. I suppose that was a poor joke.