Demarcating the logic
The essay explores the relationship between logic, rationality, and human behavior, debunking the idea that our actions can be directly inferred from logical principles. It examines the distinction between the structure and content of logic, questioning whether human decisions can be purely rational or are inevitably influenced by emotions and instincts. It also addresses the impossibility of acting “based on logic” in an absolute sense, as reality itself lacks an ultimate purpose from which normative dictates can be derived. Continue reading Demarcating the logic
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