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A riddle about three friends in search of wisdom, fame, and fortune.

The salamander has a test of his own that you must pass. Can you survive the ordeal and continue your quest to become a Riddlemaster?

test your mad brain skills to see if u can solve the problems. (some lvl of intelligence may be required to solve the following problems)

Have ye ever wondered whether opposites literally are one and the same? Whether being the case is the same as not being the case? Whether two sentences, propositions, or states of affairs that stand against each other are in fact identical? In short, whether affirmation is the same as negation? Well, this work is about that very question, and it tells how the identical but opposing twins Alice and Bob argue over whether being identical is the same as not being identical. Wait - did I say "opposing"? Yes, and both siblings would say that my deemship/judgement is correct; but Bob would add that since he and Alice disagree, they actually agree. "What?!" you say? Charlie does too, but if anything, that only encourages Bob on his logic-busting spree. Brace yourselves for a tale about a maddening logical, metaphysical and philosophical puzzle, spiced with the mind-boggling soul power of telepathy. Will Bob drive you crazy just like he does Alice? Or can he draw you over to his side by his seemingly unopposable arguments or non-arguments or whatever they are? Or will ye take neither side, choosing to follow the two opponents' wise grandfather instead? I've written this work in three speeches: English, Theech (German), and Arabic. There are two under-versions of the English version: one in ordinary English, and one in bettered and cleansed English, also known as Anglish. This Anglish version is the one which ye can read here on Booksie. Ye can find my ebook containing all aforementioned versions by following the UBL https://books2read.com/2is-yes-the-same-2as-no. Unluckily, unlike on Wattpad, the many diacritical marks and extra letters in this work of mine have been replaced with asking-marks, '?', by Booksie. I hope that this problem will be resolved soon, otherwise the text is rather hard to read in places.