Why are there exceptions to every rule?
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But if it does have an exception the rule is also proven false, because then there is a rule without an exception, which is what the rule is saying cannot exist. In fact, it is a rule that is self annihilating. Hence the statement that all rules have an exception must be false.
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"An exception the rule is also proven false, because then there is arule without an exception, which is what the rule is saying cannot exist. In fact, it is a rule that is self annihilating. Hence the statement that all rules have an exception must be false."
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"An exception the rule is also proven false, because then there is arule without an exception, which is what the rule is saying cannot exist. In fact, it is a rule that is self annihilating. Hence the statement that all rules have an exception must be false."
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