Pinocchio paradox solved?

Lies are generally understood to have an element of deception. The enchantment (or whatever you'd call it) on pinocchio's nose has to do with morality, not fact. So, the first explanation, that he has to know he is telling a lie, seems to make the most sense. Unless the point is trying to be clever by inventing paradoxes in a Disney universe that is clearly not based on a 100% consistent model. In which case, if Pinocchio says that all the Disney worlds collide together in an epic explosion, creating a Big Bang which beings the Dreamworks universe.

1. Samuel Urias says:
   BRILLIANT
   BRILLIANT
2. Samuel Urias says:
   BRILLIANT
   BRILLIANT
3. Andrew L Spear says:
   WOW!
   WOW!
4. Luke Baxter says:
   This statement is false.
   This statement is false.
5. Cori Hicks says:
   explain.
   explain.
6. Luke Baxter says:
   MOTHAFUCKAIDONTHAVETOEXPLAINANYTHINGTOAGROWNADULTWHOUSESACHILDRENSTVSHOWASTHEIRPROFILEPICTURE.
   MOTHAFUCKAIDONTHAVETOEXPLAINANYTHINGTOAGROWNADULTWHOUSESACHILDRENSTVSHOWASTHEIRPROFILEPICTURE.
7. Cori Hicks says:
   Your logic is idiotic, and your attempt at trolling is pitiful.
   Your logic is idiotic, and your attempt at trolling is pitiful.
8. Dan Rister says:
   not true he is correct
   not true he is correct
9. Cori Hicks says:
   :P plus, how would he know i was even an adult? i could be 9.
   :P plus, how would he know i was even an adult? i could be 9.
10. Luke Baxter says:
    Cori Hicks Lucky guess you jive cracker.
    Cori Hicks Lucky guess you jive cracker.
11. Cori Hicks says:
    Your logic is idiotic, and your attempt at trolling is pitiful.
    Your logic is idiotic, and your attempt at trolling is pitiful.
12. Dan Rister says:
    not true he is correct
    not true he is correct
13. Cori Hicks says:
    :P plus, how would he know i was even an adult? i could be 9.
    :P plus, how would he know i was even an adult? i could be 9.
14. Luke Baxter says:
    Cori Hicks Lucky guess you jive cracker.
    Cori Hicks Lucky guess you jive cracker.
15. Andre Eusebio says:
    Will I get some chocolate if I explain the paradox in a better way? Anybody gives a prize?
    Will I get some chocolate if I explain the paradox in a better way? Anybody gives a prize?
16. Philip Jolly says:
    Paradox solved: Pinocchio's nose only grows when he lies. So if he says his nose will grow, he has not told a lie. Therefore, if his nose grows, then he has lied, regardless of what he has said.
    Paradox solved: Pinocchio's nose only grows when he lies. So if he says his nose will grow, he has not told a lie. Therefore, if his nose grows, then he has lied, regardless of what he has said.
17. Sire Ptothea says:
    The whole point is the NOW at the end that you took off, saying my nose will grow is true, since he doesn't give any date or time, so he will lie again and his nose will grow, but with the NOW, it change everything since it is given in a amount of time, the same thing with this : What is the only question a god can't answer right? It's : Is the answer to this question is no?
    The whole point is the NOW at the end that you took off, saying my nose will grow is true, since he doesn't give any date or time, so he will lie again and his nose will grow, but with the NOW, it change everything since it is given in a amount of time, the same thing with this : What is the only question a god can't answer right? It's : Is the answer to this question is no?