# Logic Logic is fundamentally about understanding **how propositions relate to each other**. Propositions are statements that can be true or false, and logic examines how truth flows between them based on well-defined rules (e.g., syllogisms, implications). It provides a framework for making **inferences**. 1. [Logical Property](Logical%20Property.md) 2. [Law of the Excluded Middle](Law%20of%20the%20Excluded%20Middle.md) 3. [Consistent](Consistent.md) 4. [Principle of Explosion](Principle%20of%20Explosion.md) 5. [Logical Consequence](Logical%20Consequence.md) 6. [Logical Consistency](Logical%20Consistency.md) 7. [Logical Consistency Forces Taking a Position](Logical%20Consistency%20Forces%20Taking%20a%20Position.md) 8. [Logical Structure](Logical%20Structure.md) 9. [Power of Logic](Power%20of%20Logic.md) 10. [There Is No Problem Of Induction](There%20Is%20No%20Problem%20Of%20Induction.md) --- Date: 20241214 Links to: Tags: References: * []()