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“If human logic were left to define this existence, we would not have an existence.”

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“To assume that all knowledge is accessible to the instruments of science or human logic is to hold this existence to the confines of both.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Knowledge as divorced from wisdom leaves the world as that which must be defined by fact, rather than that which is defined by a wonder that invites fact when appropriate, but denies it when it is not.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Understanding develops slowly.”

Philosophy Science Education Teaching Research Logic Math Analysis Geometry Algebra

Book:Conceptual Mathematics: A First Introduction to Categories

Source: Conceptual Mathematics: A First Introduction to Categories

“What a brain is made of isn't the essential thing: it's how the brain functions. Its thought patterns, its reaction time, its ability to reason and generalise from experience. Why does the whole issue have to be drown down to the level of organic cells versus positrons?”

Brain Logic Robots

Book:The Positronic Man (Robot # 0.6) [Annotated]

Source: The Positronic Man (Robot # 0.6) [Annotated]

“Making a true decision requires more than cursory data. The correct choice most trigger feelings and sensations, the princess is instinctive. -Princess Irulan”

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Author:Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

“Raw logic, Galileo knew, could lead one to discover a possibility, but not an actuality.”

Philosophy Truth Knowledge Discovery Logic

Book:For the Intellect

Source: For the Intellect

“Experience was what Galileo considered key to formulating accurate theories, since experience, which is literally defined as exposure to and observation of facts and events, gives one a tangible, real-life occurrence that substantiates a statement, rather than raw logic, which leads one to consider what’s plausible based on probability and deduction but not necessarily what’s true. Raw logic, Galileo knew, could lead one to discover a possibility, but not an actuality. Experience exposes the facts of the REAL WORLD, not what logic and reasoning, or the mind alone can create. Aristotle did not want to rely on abstractions and intangibilities, but in reality, he did, as he used sole logic.”

History Logic Experience Historical Fiction Critical Thinking Theories

Book:For the Intellect

Source: For the Intellect

“There is one thing I enjoy about STEM: I love how words such as therefore, because, since, and thus can often be used to deeply comprehend a topic in math and science. These words all precede some form of logical deduction, and that is what makes STEM so beautiful: with math and science, you can always learn the logic behind everything. From quantum mechanics to biomedicine, science always finds a way to explain the universe.”

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Book:For the Intellect

Source: For the Intellect

“Do you think someone who uses a coloured umbrella or a transparent umbrella is a sensible person? Of course, the second one, because he sees what's in front of him more easily! Logic makes your life easier!”

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Author:Mehmet Murat Ildan

“Emotion is usually the reason, logic is often the excuse.”

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Book:Sophizo

Source: Sophizo