i found only one answer

The answer is the first and second statement, under the pretense that the third statement is telling the truth and not opposed, means that "The following statement is (correct)*" and "The prior statement is correct" are looped to be right

my neurodivergent ass couldent read my own writing on a computer. but yeah i think thtas right from what i understood. (me crying with the use of fancy words)

which would imply All of them are telling the truth

Wait.. how do we know any of these are the truth

because the last one being false makes the first one true

No, the last one being true makes the first one correct

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In that sense, you'd have to assume all are correct.

no its just that your really tyring me with you thinking you get to talk to me on a reply to someone else. it feels like your butting into conversations. but no. this was meant to be a paradox. and it is. so shut your mouth.

You shut your mouth, you're the one who managed to make every single one right.

nuh. im just going to spite you now.

paradoxically paradoxical paradoxes

the first two are false

wait no the last two