Today Professor Dave takes a short look at Aristotelian logic, which many consider the “toolkit” for rational thought, based on the first principle of reason, which can be stated in a negative way and a positive way. Negative (the principle or law of [non] contradiction): “Nothing can both be and not be at the same time under the same conditions.” Positive (the principle or law of identity): “That which is true is as true and is true in the same way as everything else that is true.” So, what does Professor Dave have to say about it . . . if anything?
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