Logic and the world

Hello Rabbi. I have a somewhat stupid question, but I’m still asking.
We (most people) believe that the world must be in a “logical state” (my concept), that is, reality cannot be in logical contradiction and must act according to logical inference (if the premises are true, then the conclusion is true). Now how do we know that reality must be in a “logical state” and not that we alone cannot speak of an illogical reality because our perception is limited?