Rules

"You must die in the future".

Sorry, that's not it.

a paradox?

A measuring stick has no exception

I can see it as a paradox, but I can also see it as not a paradox.




I think I see where you are going with this--a measuring stick (a standard or ruler) is an object that other things are judged against and thereby could be considered a 'rule.' Unfortunately, I see it as just an object and not a rule.

Death comes to all, without exception.

We don't actually know that because not everyone is dead. Granted, statistical probability suggests we will all die but there may be an immortal out there hiding. There must be another answer.

Every rule has an exception.

Actually, he gavce us the answer in the question. Markr is correct

That is correct