The Three Laws of Logic

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in this video, I will present what the three laws of logic are. First written down by Greek philosopher Aristotle, these laws have become part of philosophy ever since. It's important to familiarize yourself with them in this post-modern age. I also talk about how God fits into the picture.

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The face she made when he laughed and said "What....can you?" And then he said "I'll give you ALL THREE" you KNOW she was like fuck, I didn't even know there's more than 1 😂

johnfayard

Paul, you have a marvelous speaking voice! Thank you for this.

Jobsgalore

W Video bro, helped a ton. Im out here tryna get into metaphysics before i even full understood this. God bless W

GalaxyRocher

Ah, this was what I was looking for: the 3 laws, simply explained. Good job!

wolfbenson

Doesn’t the holy trinity violate the laws of logic?

randellmathews

Is the trinity illogical by violating the law of identity?

twostep

Great vid. Simple and short but full of information meant to uplift and inform.
I hope all is well with you

ramtigerfalcon

Dude awesome vid. Simple, you jump right into it, no fat no nonsense then an out song and vid. Good job.

kalinbutler

Thank you! It was made very easy and simple by you!

sudomeister

There is formal system called type theory that regects the law of excluded middle,

hapehiftr

At 2:01, is Non-contradiction: "True or False"? Or is it "True or Not True"?

frmrchristian

Thank you so much! I appreciate this video a lot

Komorebiki

man thank you very much, this was awesome soothing and very educational.

janisbikernieks

i have a doubt
does law of excluded middle apply for the principle of identity and non contradiction?

thee_

I was watching videos about self referral problems. Bertrand Russell wrote Frege. Frege was going to publish a book about set theory and then he got a letter from Russell. The set of all sets that don't contain themselves is R. So does R contain itself ? If you put R into the set of R then it does contain itself and if you take it out then it doesn't contain itself but it should because R is the set of all sets that don't contain themselves.
Frege had a mental breakdown and landed in the hospital over it.
The solution is to put set 1 R1 is the set of all sets that don't contain themselves and don't include R1 in it . R2 is the set of all sets that don't contain themselves and include R2. Put these two set descriptions on two pieces of paper and isolate them in a box in outer space somewhere and inside the box have an electron emitter and a detector which detects spin up or spin down. If the electron is spin up then the first paper is burnt and if spin down the second paper is burnt . Now we never open this box, so inside the box is a superposition of the two states where R can be a member of itself and not be a member of itself at the same time. This solves Russell's paradox.

jeffbguarino