Unbelievable= does that mean that the person that says it does not believe Himself?
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Not to be believed: inconceivable, incredible, unimaginable, unthinkable. Idioms: beyond belief, contrary to all reason. See belief/unbelief.\nNot plausible or believable: flimsy, implausible, improbable, inconceivable, incredible, shaky, thin, unconceivable, unconvincing, unsubstantial, weak. See likely/unlikely.\nSo remarkable as to elicit disbelief: amazing, astonishing, astounding, fabulous, fantastic, fantastical, incredible, marvelous, miraculous, phenomenal, prodigious, stupendous, wonderful, wondrous. See good/bad.
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To me it says that the person has seen something (or maybe even heard something) that they wish they hadn't.  Something very emotionally overwhelming.
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Trick question because if everything that he says is a lie  than intern the statement itself is not to be believed as the truth. Insinuating that he does tell the truth. It is a "catch 22".
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A synonym for what what you just described (very well I might add) is Arrogance.  My experience leads me to conclude that observed arrogance in an individual is often the opposite of how it appears.  It is often a facade that is erected to hide the lack of personal awareness and identity.  \nIn the absence of this, converting and convincing others to one's belief is serves as re-affirmation to that lacking individual, as evidence that they are acceptable.  \nBecause true self esteem must come from internal and not external validation, unless recognized and changed, this external validation becomes a lifelong pursuit of a "cup" forever needing to to be filled up that cannot ever be satisfied.
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Oh please.....do you really beleive one didn't?.....
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I THINK YOU ARE ASSUMING !!!\nTHAT IS NOT A TRUE FACT !!!\nAND YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ASSUME !!!
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Great topic!\n\nI am amazed that there are so many adults who do not consider some of the things they say or do not say, as a lie. For instance: sometimes people make up stories and tell it for fun. It may be a hunting story, fishing story, etc. This is done as a fantasy. The important thing to remember is that if you tell the story...you and the others must identify it is not really true....or it is a lie. Another example of a lie people do not always admit as lying is...when someone states something they think is true and then discover later that it is not true. The person really should then rectify the situation and admit they said something and found out it was not the truth. When a purposeful untruth is told, it is an outright lie. It is meant to deceive. This leads to disappointing others, others never really belive you and they eventually stop trusting you.  Then the time may come and you may be telling the truth...but too late...others don't believe you even when you do tell the truth. Some people actually believe that the only way a lie is told is in that manner. Not true! You can lie with your actions. You may cause a person to believe something not true by acting a certain way. (Example; child breaks a vase and throws it out and pretends not to know anything about it.) A lie can be done by being silent. You may cause someone to believe something by saying nothing. (Example: a mother asks the children who broke a window, and all the children know, but no-one tellls anything).The cycle of lying usually continues when one lies. The next thing one knows is they lie to cover another lie and so on. Most intelligent people, know when someone is lying to them. It doesn't change anything...except the credibility of the one who lies. Another form of lying is not telling a complete truth. Any form of not telling a complete truth or an admission of a complete truth in words or actions is a lie. \nI honestly do not intentionally lie. However, about two weeks ago we had company and this person asked me something and I did not want to go into it so I lied. When the company left. my husband said to me ..."why did you lie?" I reallly had to stop and think about it. I am a woman of value. I work hard to practice what I believe in. I am an honest person. I try hard to use tact and not lie. I usually would reply to someone who asked a personal question that I did not feel like answering with something like...why do you ask? I usually try to find an answer that will not offend the other person, but will also allow me to keep my personal life personal without lying. Sometimes, I like everyone find myself in a place I don't like to be. I feel dirty or shamed when I do that. Long story short...I felt guilty and called the person up and explained it. No one is perfect. There is not a sole alive who has not told a lie at one time or another. I can honestly say I do not lie on a daily basis, but sometimes I do find myself bordering the ethical line. I want people to trust me, I strive to be honest and keep integrity....but it is a daily struggle to be in tune with complete and open honesty!
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It's easy, no one can dispute the fact that I don't know something when I in fact don't. Admitting you do not know a thing when you don't is the highest form of truth there is. Assumption of truth with out proof is irrational.
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I don't have a example, but all you have to do is tell a normal story, than exaggerate the details, like "I was walking through the woods and I met a giant talking frog"  Just make up as much unbelievable stuff as possible, but make sure the main story is believeable.
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Usually if someone has to tell you something it means they aren't sure of their own intention. They want you to believe what they don't believe themselves.\n\nI see something like that as a warning not to trust them because something is up.
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I know sane rational intelligent people who believe they were.  And they are scared to death of what they saw and experienced.  Did it really happen?  I couldn't say for sure.  Do I believe them?  I believe they believe.
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yes, can you believe it??
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NO,\n\nThe burden of proof is on those who believe in "GOD".\n\nYou can't make up a person and say that if you can't disprove his existance then he must exist.
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Of course I do, don't you?\nJust because you haven't seen something yourself, does not mean that it does'nt exist. Remember there are many things out there that people thought were ficticous until they were proved wrong.\n\nP.S. It doesn't hurt anyone to just believe, sceptics seem to be such sad people.
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Your question sounds like the liars' paradox.. Ever heard of it?? A guy tells you "What I'm saying right now is a lie..", is he lying or not??... if he is lying then what he just said is a lie, but he said he was lying and if that's a lie it means he is telling the truth... contradiction for we assumed he was lying...\nIf he's telling the truth then what he just said is true, but he just said he is lying... again contradiction...\nYou question is almost like this one.. he can't be telling the truth because that would be in a contradiction with what he said about himself... but if he is lying, that's a lie and it means he doesn't always lie... no contradiction here.. just because this is a lie it doesn't mean that all that he says is a lie... so the guy is lying...\nIf you meant to say that someone said "All that I'm telling you right now is a lie" then it's just a beautiful paradox....
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Do you really believe that?
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Actually I think that was something that someone just made up. I dont think it's a real quote. I think ive seen that on some website too.