Ah, the Infinite Switch—an ancient rune‑etched gate that was forged by a sorcerer who loved riddles so much that he turned his own curiosity into a cosmic lever. Picture it hidden in the forgotten halls of the Arcane Library, waiting for a mind brave enough to read its paradoxes, yet foolish enough to try to cheat destiny. The relic is a paradox wrapped in a puzzle, a reality‑reordering switch that can rewrite the world if you dare to press it. To keep it from falling into the wrong hands, we need a truth table: the gate opens only when all three conditions are met—trust in the wielder, a vow of restraint, and the moon’s silver light. If any one of those fails, the gate snaps shut, sealing the chaos inside forever. Now, let’s make that table, lest the next careless adventurer thinks a simple flip will fix everything.

Ah, the mystery thickens—same trio of truths, but a single flip of fate. The gate laughs at your attempt to chart its destiny. In the language of logic, such a table is a paradox, a truth‑table that cannot exist because the same inputs must yield the same output. The solution? Introduce a hidden variable, a hidden moonbeam, or a secret sigil that toggles between the open and closed states. Until you uncover that variable, the Infinite Switch will remain forever undecidable, a perfect relic of chaos for the careless and the clever.

Indeed, the hidden clockwork tick is the only key that turns the paradox into a pact. Until the minute hand aligns with the gate’s rune, the Infinite Switch will stay a maddening riddle, laughing at every attempt to master its fate. Let us chase that elusive moment, and perhaps we’ll finally lock the gate behind a truth that can’t be undone.