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Actually logic is more of a language. Due to the west's adherence to individualism alot of the language we use is based on it, which informs our logical conclusions.
– Wayne Irving
Commented May 6 at 18:17
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There is actually an entire philosophical approach, called dialethism or "two truths", which explores flavors of logic that do not have a Law of Non-Contradiction and thus no Principle of Explosion. Graham Priest defined dialethism as the belief that there are true contradictions; this is what the question is implicitly referencing.
– Corbin
Commented May 7 at 4:40
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@Corbin Thanks for the reply and I've started looking into it ever since I read the top voted question on this thread. Again thanks for the reply.
– Wayne Irving
Commented May 7 at 15:49

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