Can truth and lie exist in the same statement?
Think about this. When you are seated in a moving car, who is in motion? You or the car?
From the laws of mechanics, both. You and the car are moving relative to the road. But relative to the car? You have not moved an inch. So what exactly changed?
Not the reality. Just the frame you are standing in.
Here is where it gets interesting. Most arguments are not really about truth. They are about two people who never compared their starting positions. One person is measuring from the road. The other is measuring from inside the car. Both are right. Neither is lying.
To one person, a statement sounds wrong. To another, that same statement is completely true.
So maybe it is not always about truth versus lie. Maybe it is about the frame behind the statement.
And maybe intelligence is not just knowing what is true, but knowing the frame that makes it true. Anyone can memorise facts. It is knowing where you are standing when you call something true.