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I love riddles. :)

If Carl says only a Knave (liar) would claim Betty a knave, and Betty says it is false that Alice in a knave, and knaves only lie... then Betty would have to be a knight, and since knights always tell the truth then Alice would also be a knight. Yet Alice says Carl and her are different. If she is a knight then she can only speak the truth... so that would make Carl a knave. 

answer it like this at the end for clarity:

alice knave

betty knave

carl knave

and i'll tell you if you're wrong and why.

Hint: your first guess was wrong

Hint: there are only 8 possible permutations when you have 3 elements that have an exponent of 2(binary)(true or false)

I'm still trying to work it out. It's fucking with me a little to be honest. 
But while I'm processing; another question for you....

Why do you want to know everything?

haha That's in a recent thread as well. I'm afraid of success. What comes with it, and what it takes to keep it.

What did you learn that you didn't already know in the last year?

I have alot of hangups over showing loving kindness to others in the way I would like. It's as if to do so invites ridicule and shows weakness. It feels so deeply intimate, it's almost sexual... so in some ways there is a shame attached to it, which is why it's even more difficult to share with males.

I dislike how I can't take a break from my life... I'm always prepping it... working on something, improving something somewhere... that I never stop to interact with family or friends... there's never time, because I never make the time...

I dislike that my cock is so big I can't fuck women with really tight vaginas...

I dislike that I don't know everything... which leads me back to point two... I'm always trying to learn everything.

What are you most afraid of?

You can however, be the dumbest sociopath ever to think it's a good idea for anyone to think you're a sociopath. There's this myth going around that all sociopaths are clever.

The DSM is settled on by the experts. Do you dispute this? Who diagnosed you if I may ask? In my experience, those who diagnose themselves tend to have trouble accepting the DSM criteria because they can't fit their complex personality into the box the experts have simplified through much study and observations.

You asked me who diagnosed me, and I didn't feel like giving my doctor's name up.
Anyway, I'm being vague on purpose, and if you don't want to answer all of my dumb, not-clever questions, I understand. I'm only here seeking knowledge, so I'm not going to ask you to stop. : )

You still didn't answer me about whether you were diagnosed. To me going around saying you're a sociopath without an expert diagnosis is like claiming you're certain that you're related to Queen Elizabeth before doing your genealogy.

Interesting. No, I don't dispute anything in the DSM, and I'm not talking about doctors here. I'm talking about the opinions of common, every-day folks. There are sites that say,"If you should come across a sociopath, you should stop all communication with them and not let them know that you know that they are a sociopath, as this can put you in danger." Sometimes, I'm sure it's true, but not always. I don't care if someone recognizes it in me, my parents know, as well as my brother and a few friends. I can't be the only one who feels that way.