The idiom two heads are better than one means that two people who are trying to solve a problem together achieve more than one person who works alone. However, the contradiction is that the speaker thinks working alone is better than working together.
Context: "I think that one person working alone can achieve more than two people working together, so I don't expect you to work with Elena."
Hypothesis: I always believe that two heads are better than one, so I expect you to work with Elena.
Based on the context, is the hypothesis true, false, or unknown?