Happy World Logic Day!
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This is how the National Days website recommends celebrating World Logic Day:
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Using logic, I would say that I have already satisfied one third of the above criteria. Or is it two thirds?
Here and now, I’m trying to use logic regarding a scheduled medical procedure, my use of anticoagulants, and different conversations with medical professionals. Yesterday, logic seemed to recommend postponing the procedure; today, logic seems to suggest going ahead in a different way.
Logic tells me to leave out any more details about that at this point.
Do you see logic in my other images for today?
When I search for logic on YouTube, I find this,
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this,
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and this:
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Thanks to all who help me use logic every day, including YOU!
while I do use logic in finding my way through the world, I tend to be ruled by emotion and often work on finding the balance. there is no logic in my seeing a chocolate, caramel, nut filled turtle, it is meant to be eaten
When I was 16 or so, I discovered Ayn Rand. Ok. Just shoot me. But in fairness, she was the first writer I had read whose heroines could have sex and didn’t have to get pregnant, married, or die. A liberating thought in 1959. I was also a budding atheist. I gave her up in disgust a year or so later when I realized she was rather awful, as a person and as a writer, and I wrote to my brother that I had tried to live a life based on reason and logic and found I had little capacity for it. What I meant was that I could not shut off emotions. Took me a while to reintegrate emotions into decisions. Logic is useful, but not always the whole answer.
This is a wonderful answer, Barbara. Thank you.
It’s very hard to maintain a logical perspective when thinking about one’s own medical conditions.
Very logical and helpful, Debbie!
Sometimes using logic is the best way to make a decision. Sometimes we have to rely on emotions and imagination to make decisions. It’s logical that logic isn’t always best.
I always appreciate your logic, emotions, and imagination, my friend.
I would enjoy looking through that book of stains. What an intriguing idea! Also, the second chocolate turtle looked delicious.
I hope that logic led you to the right decision regarding your medical procedure and that everything is okay, Ann.
Thank you for your logic and your beautiful empathy, Maureen.
I’m logically thinking that your wise medical professionals will continue to help lead you to the right decisions, Ann.
I always appreciate your wisdom and logic, Mark.
I am not a very logical person lol. My emotions rule me! Xo
You’re not alone, Carol anne!