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🖼️ The Portrait Paradox: A tricky tale of family ties that'll twist your mind! 🔄

Riddle lovers, put your logic to the test! Can you solve this a riddle about about a man in a museum? Find out if you're as sharp as you think you are! 🧩👀

Greetings Riddlers! 💋 

We’ve been out on vacation for a bit, so you’ve probably been missing us for a while. But we’re back now!

So, did you know that the ancient Greeks were masters of logic puzzles and riddles? One of their favorites was the Epimenides paradox, where a Cretan claims that all Cretans are liars. But today, we’ve got something even juicier—a riddle that'll have you questioning family ties! Here it goes:

A man walks into an art gallery and stops before a portrait. Who is the man in the portrait? 🤔

A man walks into an art gallery and stops before a portrait. Staring at it, he says:

"Brothers and sisters have I none, but that man's father is my father's son."

Who is the man in the portrait?

So, you've stared at this riddle like it's a modern art piece, trying to see the hidden meaning, huh? 🎨🕵️ Well, it's time to reveal if your detective skills have paid off.

Ready to find out if you're a master of logical twists or if this riddle got the best of you?

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