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What does this mean? Nobody Law

Nobody is above the law

Why this works

This riddle plays on the phrase "nobody is above the law," which is a common legal and moral principle suggesting that all individuals, regardless of status, are subject to the law. The clever twist lies in the word "nobody," which can be interpreted literally as the absence of any person, making it sound like a straightforward answer to the riddle. In essence, it cleverly combines a philosophical truth with a play on words, inviting you to think beyond the surface.

Common Wrong Answers

“Everyone is equal”

While the phrase suggests equality, it doesn't specifically relate to the legal context of being 'above the law'.

“Justice is blind”

This phrase refers to impartiality in justice, but it doesn't capture the essence of accountability implied in the original riddle.

“No one can break the law”

This interpretation suggests an absolute adherence to the law, which doesn't reflect the idea that some may think they can operate above it.

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