The relationship of logic to reason in general
The old man
So, 4 claims that seem trivial to me and I’d like to know if you agree with them.
- Logic is done with the mind (and not with the senses or imagination) and “themselves” are human thoughts….True/False
- Classical Aristotelian logic is anchored in reason and thinking, as are all modern logics… True/False
- In any case, there is a common ground between Aristotelian logic and all modern logics, since they are all carried by the mind and its thoughts… True/False
- This common ground is the principle of emanation: thoughts are linked to each other (like causes and effects)… true/false.
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- I don’t know what “done” means. When you think about a logical argument, you do it with your mind. It’s certainly reasonable.
- I didn’t understand the question. What are all the modern logics? What’s the point of the first question?
- I didn’t understand the question. All of them have something in common: they are all called logic. They were all created throughout history. They are all studied and researched in logic departments.
- I didn’t understand.
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Logic is something the brain learns, like counting, or causality. Once it's learned, you can call what it learned intelligence. Intelligence is just a vague definition of a vague mental process. A lot of things have to happen in order for you to think logically. And those things don't belong to intelligence.
Hmmmmm...important clarification
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