This video demonstrates a logical contradiction in language through the phrase 'I want you and you,' which creates an impossible situation where one cannot simultaneously have two identical entities, illustrating how certain linguistic constructions can create paradoxical or nonsensical statements.
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All right, so I think I want you. Wait, no, no, I want you. Wait, no, no, I want you and you. So, I can't have you and you? Oh my god.
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