Coli Science Brehs: Why can some people think logically and work things out and others not?

[Tair]

Anybody can memorize what somebody told them to think. Thats what we call good brainwashing. The real thinkers like to create holes in their so called "logic". Which ultimately usually ends with science brehs admitting they are just parroting other mens guesses about creation and life. Or they will just commit to being a parrot

How did you learn how to fish, hunt, solve problems? Unless you want to constantly reinvent the wheel, you are going to have to know those 'guesses' of other men or/and parrot.

There is nothing wrong with memorizing facts though. There is something wrong with you if you memorize facts just to look smart.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Not necessarily "science"

Lack of a Father in the home or lack of older Male role models

Logic is something that is taught by actual teachers. Hell, the scientific process is based on deductive reasoning in and of itself.

Parents on the other hand (father's included) make emotional appeals to their kids everyday lol

 

[UpAndComing]

Logic is something that is taught by actual teachers. Hell, the scientific process is based on deductive reasoning in and of itself.

Parents on the other hand (father's included) make emotional appeals to their kids everyday lol

True. Mathematical Logic taught by the ancient Greeks is deff a science
But like Rene Descartes said... "I think therefore I am". He is the progenitor of Deductive Reasoning using Intuition

Science and Math exist, but you will need that Male role model to bring that out of you, for you to understand failure, what works and does not work, to take you through the gauntlet of life so that you can form your own Deductive Reasoning skills to take on the challenges you face in life. That is vital

 

[Still Benefited]

How did you learn how to fish, hunt, solve problems? Unless you want to constantly reinvent the wheel, you are going to have to know those 'guesses' of other men or/and parrot.

There is nothing wrong with memorizing facts though. There is something wrong with you if you memorize facts just to look smart.

The senses are like algorithms that collect data. They really deserve more credit,but people give all the credit to the brain.

Plus how did you learn to breast feed or walk? You didnt,it was already apart of your programming. You have to consider these thoughts come from the Ether/Akashac records.

If this is a simulation you really have no proof the "past" prior to you even existed. It could all just be a false backstory to explain why you are seeing what you see. No telling how many times a simular simulation has played itself out on this earth plane. The question is are you focused on the important lessons within the simulation,or the filler?



Its like playing grand theft auto and worrying about something thats not truly apart of the mission,or going to help you win the game

 

[Givethanks]

They're not taught it, especially in today's age. I learned how to use Pascal's triangle, how to integrate factors, power series solutions, Laplace transforms, and a bunch more shyt I don't use in my daily life. Especially when there are programs and software that do it for you.



We learn how to use the Pythagorean theorem, and I've never met anyone who had to use yet lol. When software doesn't work, instead of doing it manually the engineers at my job wait until ITS finds a solution

 

[Bonk]

It's a mix of genetics, thinking patterns built up along life as well as other factors such as biases and incentives.

Everyone can think "logically" in some instances and not in others depending on the factors mentioned above.

I don’t think it’s anything to do with genetics. Social factor(s) would be more appropriate.

Everyone has the inherent gift to think logically. However, level of curiosity just differs depending on social factors & adaptability. And curiosity enhances logic.

 

[Tair]

The senses are like algorithms that collect data. They really deserve more credit,but people give all the credit to the brain.

Plus how did you learn to breast feed or walk? You didnt,it was already apart of your programming. You have to consider these thoughts come from the Ether/Akashac records.

If this is a simulation you really have no proof the "past" prior to you even existed. It could all just be a false backstory to explain why you are seeing what you see. No telling how many times a simular simulation has played itself out on this earth plane. The question is are you focused on the important lessons within the simulation,or the filler?



Its like playing grand theft auto and worrying about something thats not truly apart of the mission,or going to help you win the game

For walking, we saw our parents and others walk, we just mimicked the behavior that we saw. Also, our parents helped us via letting our hands clasp their fingers to practice what we saw.

And, if this is all a simulation (I don't think it is), then it's best to learn as much about the properties that make up the simulation as we can. Because whatever created the simulation used some form of logic to create it, and that logic is embedded in our reality.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Science and Math exist, but you will need that Male role model to bring that out of you, for you to understand failure, what works and does not work, to take you through the gauntlet of life so that you can form your own Deductive Reasoning skills to take on the challenges you face in life. That is vital

You lost me breh, can you explain this using propositional logic?

 

[UpAndComing]

You lost me breh, can you explain this using propositional logic?

Science and Math will always exist, but you will never be able to use it or appreciate it without a good teacher to bring it out of you. That is why a Father or a Male role mentor is vital. You have to be taught how to think. Understand now?

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Science and Math will always exist, but you will never be able to use it or appreciate it without a good teacher to bring it out of you. That is why a Father or a Male role mentor is vital. You have to be taught how to think. Understand now?

I was more curious about why it needed to be a male role model doing the teaching since logic in of itself is it's own subject that gets used by other subjects such as math and science. Since it's something that can be formally taught your success in learning it would mostly depend on the educational background of the person teaching you. You're not going to be familiar with modus ponens just because you're a man.

 

[UpAndComing]

I was more curious about why it needed to be a male role model doing the teaching since logic in of itself is it's own subject that gets used by other subjects such as math and science. Since it's something that can be formally taught your success in learning it would mostly depend on the educational background of the person teaching you. You're not going to be familiar with modus ponens just because you're a man.

Because Women are protected and shielded from the worst aspects of life. This is not a diss to them, but is nature and a reality of social norms. . On top of women scientifically are more emotional and rely on that more than logic. Men have no pillow in this concrete called life so we are faced with life and death decisions everyday. Learning Logic in a textbook without the experiences to apply it is useless

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

I know personally my parents had me figuring shyt out early before schooling.

Numbers, reading, etc.

I was always advanced simply because of that I believe. Feels like it came natural but I know a huge part was because i was in them ice cold learning streets EARLY


Moms is the goat

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

The best chess players can manipulate their opponents into traps and think 20 moves ahead. Same thing in life. Some people understand cause and effect to a degree that they can string events together to desired outcomes and others can’t. Those that can vary in the degrees they can accomplish their desired outcomes. Add to that education, environment, community/cultural norms, genetics and the ability to resist our animal instincts to various degrees as individuals. It’s a combination of things.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

I don’t think it’s anything to do with genetics. Social factor(s) would be more appropriate.

Everyone has the inherent gift to think logically. However, level of curiosity just differs depending on social factors & adaptability. And curiosity enhances logic.

Genetics are always tied to behavior and ability in intricate ways, even if they don't dictate the entire process. Everyone has the inherent gift to think logically and some will be inherently better or worse at it than others. That's the reason why there are genius kids and slower ones.

 

[Amo Husserl]

Nature and nurture. Logic cannot be used well if it is not studied or understood.
Religion assumes an understanding beyond human comprehension according to specific man-made morals and ideas.
Religion is human. Other animals don't rationalize the existence of the fantastic for things like self-preservation.
Human ability to reason provides this, thus our development and progress.
"Imperfection" is failure to comprehend beyond human reason and existence.
Concessions to logic don't answer big religious questions. Religious answers might not be logical.
Wanting answers for what they don't understand or have not studied.