Logical consequence is therefore obtained purely by facts of truth and not by process of reasoning. Consequently, it can't tell the difference between, say, the equations 4=4 and 4= ...

Intelligent life may develop on planets as a rule, not an exception — increasing the odds of humanity existing beyond Earth, according to a new study.

One standard intuition of logic, dating back at least to Aristotle, is that a logical consequence ought to hold by virtue of the content of the propositions involved, ...

Unless times or rules have changed, when raising children, one lets them experience, from time to time, the fall out from their mistakes. It is a logical choice designed to ...

Logical consequence is therefore obtained purely by facts of truth and not by process of reasoning. Consequently, it can’t tell the difference between, say, the equations 4=4 and 4=((2 x 5 2 ) -10)/10 ...