Is this a paradox? I am too drunk to think it through (forgive my idiocy!).
If it is - can a paradoxical solution be qualified as "wrong"?
If so, is "always is always wrong" actually an explicitly not-wrong statement?
Is this a paradox? I am too drunk to think it through (forgive my idiocy!).
If it is - can a paradoxical solution be qualified as "wrong"?
If so, is "always is always wrong" actually an explicitly not-wrong statement?
Logically, it is a paradoxical statement.
Paradoxical statements do not describe real situations or occurrences. They cannot be evaluated to either true or false because the thing they describe, according to the laws of logic, are not possible.
Therefore "always is always wrong" is a nonsensical statement. It is not true, false, not-true, or not-false. It is paradoxical and describes nothing that is comprehensible.
If you wish to allow irrationality to exist, of course, then it can exist - we just can make no statement definitive statement about it at all, as it does not conform to the existence/universe that we have knowledge of.