From: rick_s on
He does.

But only the once.

From: rick_s on
In article <BrbTn.101509$304.93386(a)newsfe12.iad>, me(a)my.com says...
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>He does.
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>But only the once.
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Now Cantor might say yes but th enext day he will not shave himseklf, so
then the following day he may shave himself again. For ever.

And then Bertrand Russel would say yes but keep in mind I specifically
made mention that the entire male population kept themselves clean
shaven.

Yes but the barber is a native indian and he only needs to shave every
other day.

From: rick_s on
In article <_MbTn.63966$h57.58792(a)newsfe22.iad>, me(a)my.com says...
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>In article <BrbTn.101509$304.93386(a)newsfe12.iad>, me(a)my.com says...
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>>He does.
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>>But only the once.
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>Now Cantor might say yes but th enext day he will not shave himseklf, so
>then the following day he may shave himself again. For ever.
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>And then Bertrand Russel would say yes but keep in mind I specifically
>made mention that the entire male population kept themselves clean
>shaven.
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>Yes but the barber is a native indian and he only needs to shave every
>other day.
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Don't even think of writing those papers,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_paradox#Non-paradoxical_variations
(they log your IP its as good as patented now.)

Now how can I leverage that solution into a book and movie deal?

From: Uncle Al on
rick_s wrote:
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Hey stoopid - the barber is a girl.

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