[Guest]

There may be some like this, but i may have failed to find them.

well any-way, have fun.

Let's say there is a infinitely large universe, and inside it is a infinite amount of other universes that are all the same in every mentionable way, except one that is some-how different.

Are all the universes the same, or are any different?

[MissKitten]

well, the statement would be false, wouldnt it? cuz if one of them is different, then the first part would be wrong, and if they're all the same, then the second part would be wrong. so the statement is false and the question cannot be answered, in my opinion.

[Guest]

There may be some like this, but i may have failed to find them.

well any-way, have fun.

Let's say there is a infinitely large universe, and inside it is a infinite amount of other universes that are all the same in every mentionable way, except one that is some-how different.

Are all the universes the same, or are any different?

Huh?

Didn't you just tell us that all are the same except for one?

According to you, some are different i.e. the one that you said is different.

Is there something more to say about this?

[Guest]

well, the statement would be false, wouldnt it? cuz if one of them is different, then the first part would be wrong, and if they're all the same, then the second part would be wrong. so the statement is false and the question cannot be answered, in my opinion.

You missed the wordplay,

they are all the same in every MENTIONABLE way,

so the answer is yes to both questions,

"Yes, they are all the same in every mentionable way"

and

"Yes, there is at least 1 that is different, but I can't say how"