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Depends on Pinocchio's beliefs.
If he believes that his nose will actually grow, it will not grow.
If he believes his nose will not grow, his nose will grow.
Many people thinks that it's a paradox, but it's not. Falsehood is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for lying. It depends on what you believe.
It won't grow.
Oooh good fuckin question my friend
The universe will come to an end.
Ah see here's the thing - you can split hairs here and ask, is being wrong the same thing as lying? Lying connotes intent to deceive - knowingly saying something untrue...if Pinocchio doesn't know what's going to happen after saying that, one could argue it can't be a lie. I mean if he said the Maple Leafs are winning the Stanley Cup and they don't, is that a lie? ANSWER THAT, BLUE FAIRY
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