Shahroz95 said:This one is an old one and many people will know this one (though it does open your mind):
Under the law of a certain country (don't ask which one), anyone caught poaching in the king's private garden is either hanged or beheaded. Before they are executed, the culprits have to make a statement. If the statement is true, they will be beheaded; if the statement is wrong, they will be hanged.
One day a man was caught and he made the statement: "I shall be hanged."
This is where the question is:
If he was hanged, then his statement would be true and therefore he should be beheaded. BUT if he was beheaded, then what he had said was wrong and therefore he should be hanged. Should he be beheaded or hanged?
Try to answer that! :mrgreen:
Hanged then beheaded?? :ugeek: