logics (Meaning)

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logics (n.)

See Logic.

Logical fallacies can undermine the validity of an argument.
The laws of logic provide a framework for reasoning and constructing valid arguments.
Symbolic logic uses symbols to represent logical propositions and inferences.
Propositional logic deals with the connections between logical statements.
Predicate logic extends propositional logic to include variables and quantifiers.
Logical connectives like "and," "or," and "not" play a crucial role in expressing logical relationships.
Logicians study the principles of correct reasoning and validity.
The use of logic in computer science aids in designing efficient algorithms and data structures.
Logical proofs provide a rigorous way to demonstrate the truth or validity of statements.
Understanding logic enhances our ability to communicate effectively and critically evaluate arguments.

See Logic.

reasoning, logicality, ratiocination, sense, argumentation, intellection,reason, rationalness, rationality, coherence

incoherence,illogic, incoherence, illogic, irrationality, senselessness, senselessness, preposterousness, preposterousness,irrationality

Logical fallacies can undermine the validity of an argument.

The laws of logic provide a framework for reasoning and constructing valid arguments.

Symbolic logic uses symbols to represent logical propositions and inferences.

Propositional logic deals with the connections between logical statements.