A cruel ancient spirit roams around a forest. One day, someone enters the forest and met the spirit. The spirit threatened to kill him, but he was allowed to escape by one circumstance. The spirit explained: “Tell me a sentence that is true but has a false fact within it.” What should you say?

You can say any sentence with a true fact, but the subject of the fact must be vaguely named. For example: “A scientist discovered that things were able to fall to another object due to gravity.” In this sentence, it’s obviously about how Isaac Newton discovered gravity, BUT his name wasn’t ‘A scientist.’ Sure, it’s a grey area, but it still works.