Sharpen Those Minds

She knew it was a tough lesson to follow, but she was really appreciative that everyone still seemed to be tuned in. So she kept going. “There are two main types of logical reasoning: deductive and inductive. Deductive reasoning involves drawing specific conclusions from general truths. An example would be ….” She paused as she tried to create a silly example in her mind. “All wolves have ears. Puppies are wolves. So that means all puppies have ears too.” She declared, offering a silly grin before continuing. “Inductive reasoning, on the other hand, involves drawing general conclusions from specific observations. For instance, if we observe that every time it rains, the ground gets wet, we may generalize that rain causes the ground to become wet.” Just another example of how easily Logic could be found in their daily lives without even noticing.

"Talyssa Carpathius"