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Is Logic a Belief?
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Logic is what it is-- but we only see it through our brains which are biased. So do we believe in it?
My ultimate faith lies in logic. It also leads me to some very peculiar conclusions about life. They have similarities to aspects of Buddhism and some other concepts "preached" by people who meditate or do psychedelic drugs.
So is my faith in logic basically like a faith in God? Or even a faith directly in God?
Discuss. Please! (no this is not a bible thumping thread but everyone is welcome to say whatever)
Quoting: numewenon "The principles that guide reasoning within a given field or situation" The variable here is situation, the function applied is logic, and example is you have 2 apples and plan to eat one, subtract 1 from 2 and you have one left, that is logical. Logic has nothing to do with opinion, logic is realistic order. Now the existence of logic does not force people to be logical, and that's where the kicker is, as well as their downfall. Best example of logic is science. Any type.
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