| Fundamentals |
| Politics Home The Practicalist The Socialist Era Politics Re-Explained Fundamentals Domestic Affairs Economic Theory Foreign Affairs Libertarian Ideas Political Theory Philosophy Royalty & Theology |
| Jim Hlavac |
| Fundamentals Sections |
Logic
Some things are true, or yes
Some things are false, or no
All questions can be broken down into ever smaller true/false, or yes/no questions
Logic is immutable, a thing is either true or false, yes or no, and cannot be both
Logic does not and cannot apply to emotion and faith
Emotion and faith can beat logic, but logic cannot trump emotion and faith
Logic coupled with positive and innocent emotion and faith leads to solutions
Logic coupled with negative and nefarious emotions and faith leads to problems
Logic is neutral, because it is objective reality, regardless of emotion or faith
Logic is often counter intuitive
Logic is in all things, real or ephemeral, including to some degree emotion and faith
There is no emotion or faith in logic
Logic is often expressed in statement such as "if this is true than that is ........ "
Some things are true, or yes
Some things are false, or no
All questions can be broken down into ever smaller true/false, or yes/no questions
Logic is immutable, a thing is either true or false, yes or no, and cannot be both
Logic does not and cannot apply to emotion and faith
Emotion and faith can beat logic, but logic cannot trump emotion and faith
Logic coupled with positive and innocent emotion and faith leads to solutions
Logic coupled with negative and nefarious emotions and faith leads to problems
Logic is neutral, because it is objective reality, regardless of emotion or faith
Logic is often counter intuitive
Logic is in all things, real or ephemeral, including to some degree emotion and faith
There is no emotion or faith in logic
Logic is often expressed in statement such as "if this is true than that is ........ "