Suppose I have never played a game of chess. If I now make the claim that I've

Suppose I have never played a game of chess. If I now make the claim that I've

Suppose I have never played a game of chess. If I now make the claim that I've won all the games of chess I've ever played, is that claim true, false, or undefined? A group of friends had an argument over this, and I figured that philosophers are deeply logical thinkers that can give us the answer and also to get a proper understanding of why the answer is what it is.

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