The Relevance of Logic in Our Everyday Lives Essay

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BABCOCK UNIVERSITY
ILISHAN-REMO
OGUN STATE
AN ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULLFILLMENT OF THE COURSE PHILOSOHY AND LOGIC
TOPIC: THE RELEVANCE OF LOGIC IN EVERYDAY LIFE.
DEPT: BUSINESS ADMIN AND MARKETING
COURSE: BUSINESS ADMIN
MATRIC NO: 06/0388
SUBMITTED TO: MR FILADE
SUBMITTED BY: FOLARIN ABISOLA
400LEVEL.

TOPIC: THE RELEVANCE OF LOGIC IN OUR EVERYDAY LIFE
WHAT IS LOGIC ALL ABOUT?
Logic can be seen as the basic structure of reasoning. According to Karl Marx, he defined logic as the money of the mind. Also according to Steven layman he find logic as the basis method of evaluating arguments.
Logic is a way of learning to think and communicate clearly and coherently. In daily living, clear and coherent communication is
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Therefore, logic's relevance to everyday life is that its use improves the likelihood of satisfactory outcomes in the day-to-day decisions each person makes.
It stems from a natural human desire to help support a social group and thus keep everyone content. This instinctual human behavior might originate from tribal hunts in ancient times when a single person would bring back a catch and share it equally with the tribe, thus keeping the tribe alive and healthy. The center of this instinct also shares space with politics, and even our stock market of buying and sharing stock.
Logic:
Enables clear thought through a rigorous demand for truthfulness;
Because thought processes are clarified, the use of logic enables consideration of all available options for opinion and action, and decreases the persuasive power of popular opinion;
Because available options have been fairly considered, the use of logic increases the likelihood that subsequent opinions and actions will adhere most closely to the truth. Adherence to the truth, while sometimes painful, is the human condition more likely to lead to satisfactory outcomes in most situations. Therefore, logic’s relevance to everyday life is that its use improves the likelihood of satisfactory outcomes in the day-to-day decisions each person makes.
Logic is the science that evaluates arguments. It aims to create parameters on the basis of which we can distinguish