I'm not an expert in any way but, it seems to me that because contradictions do not exist in nature, contradictions should not exist in abstract concepts. A tree that exists and not exist at the same time does not occur in nature. The _laws of logic_ is a set of human-made rules to engage in discourse about any given topic. Even the abstract concept of god presupposes the laws of logic where a god can't both exist and not exist at the same time.
@@jobuschicken By observation. If written/spoken language and abstract concepts did not exist, _contradictions_ wouldn't be a thing. And if this were the case, the _Laws of Logic_ would be nonsensical.
@@icypirate11 this is an illogical hypothetical as you have to presuppose transcendental things like language and logic to to even deem it as nonsensical and then to communicate it.
I'm not an expert in any way but, it seems to me that because contradictions do not exist in nature, contradictions should not exist in abstract concepts. A tree that exists and not exist at the same time does not occur in nature. The _laws of logic_ is a set of human-made rules to engage in discourse about any given topic. Even the abstract concept of god presupposes the laws of logic where a god can't both exist and not exist at the same time.
How did you come to the conclusion that contradictions don’t occur in nature? Did you use logic?
@@jobuschicken By observation. If written/spoken language and abstract concepts did not exist, _contradictions_ wouldn't be a thing. And if this were the case, the _Laws of Logic_ would be nonsensical.
@@icypirate11 this is an illogical hypothetical as you have to presuppose transcendental things like language and logic to to even deem it as nonsensical and then to communicate it.