this whole conversation seems so (il)logical <Pffft!> > Its funny how a non-logician presupposes he has a better definition of logic > than others. The arrogance is debilitating. > > On 1/14/21 8:31 AM, [email protected] wrote: >> It’s nice to know that logic is being celebrated. Still – surprise!—I have >> a correction. >> >> Logic ... [is] the principles of [right] reasoning, >> >> Funny how, this article, a celebration of logic, buggers the definition of >> logic, leaving out it’s ethical dimension. Well, unless one believes that >> specious or fallacious logic is “logical”, logic is “good” thought, i.e. >> thought that leads probably to the truth.
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