Why can't God create a stone that he can't lift?

I heard your lectures on free will and you claimed that creating a stone that an omnipotent being cannot lift is a logical fallacy.
But I didn't understand why, after all, you yourself say that the Creator can choose to limit Himself, for example to create a world with holes in information, where He Himself will not be able to know what will happen.
That is, there was a universe in which God knew everything, and then he created a reality in which he could not know everything.

In Genesis it is said that God promises not to flood again, isn't this another example of such a limitation? He has the power to flood again, but that would make his promise void, because it doesn't make sense for God to be a liar, so it can be understood that he cannot create another flood.

Why can't this be the answer to the stone he can't lift?
"Yes, he can decide to limit himself and create a reality in which there is a stone that he cannot lift."