Hi ret,
Well, its a start. 
In my experience philosophy folds back on itself at the edge of reason, which of course, is what philosophy is all about and where the work happens.
You give a nice example of that. So, if it was my opinion that an opinion cannot be true, then I would be saying that my statement that an opinion cannot be true cannot be true. Of course this might lead me to think that my statement that an opinion cannot be true is false, which of course cannot hold, as logically what cannot be true cannot be false.
You knew that, and immediately spotted my game. However, it would be nice to continue doing something in my social isolation, so I would ask a related question, moving from logic to another branch of philosophy.
Can an opinion be right?
D.
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