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8 hours ago, death tribble said:

Exercise your minds with this one

 

Can you think of an actor who never made a bad film ?

 

Yes. 
 

7 hours ago, Old Man said:

I can think of many actors who never made films.


Ditto. 

 

6 hours ago, death tribble said:

This actor made films and none of them are bad. In fact they were all nominated for the Best Movie at the Oscars. So more than two.


Badness is subjective; ergo declare that any motion picture nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards is a "film" and all others are "movies". Therefore all films are good, as they were nominated for Best Picture, and all movies are bad. This way there can never be a bad film, and likewise never a good movie. With this definition in place, the proposition "an actor who never made a bad film" would be, "everyone". *mic drop*

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