LOGIC EVALUATOR v2.4

You have just witnessed a Self-Referential Paradox.

When a statement references its own truthfulness and contradicts itself, it breaks fundamental rules of classical logic (which dictates a statement must be strictly True or False).

• If the statement is True, then what it says is a fact. It says it is false. Therefore, it is False.
• If the statement is False, then its claim of being false is a lie. Therefore, it must be True.

Paradoxes like this aren't just word games; they forced mathematicians (like Kurt Gödel) and computer scientists (like Alan Turing) to realize there are fundamental limits to logic and computation. Some things simply cannot be proven true or false.