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

[010101]

some people get all the wrong programming

some people brains are the equivalent to a abacus

some people got a bleeding edge
quantum computer in their skulls

we are not all created equal

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[The_Truth]

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

Female teachers don't exist?

 

[The_Truth]

I learned to troubleshoot n be a problem solver. its a skill. most people can't do it. get hit n the face n don't know y types.

This. Logic is a skill. It can be learned just like any other skill. It takes time and effort to build. Most people don't put in the effort.

 

[010101]

This. Logic is a skill. It can be learned just like any other skill. It takes time and effort to build. Most people don't put in the effort.

some have a way greater capacity for learning

the reason many don't try is because it's too great of a struggle

it's like throwing a 5 foot flat flat footed dude out on a court with NBA nikkas & then asking why can't you keep up

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[Vandelay]

I think someone's emotional response to a problem initiates your ability to logically execute.

There's more to it than that, but that's my easy answer. If you get flustered or upset easily, you probably don't have the capacity to work through the steps necessary to process logic.

 

[JoelB]

If you study Jungian cognitive function, everybody has a preference on how they interact with the world.

Everyones brain isnt wired for Introverted Thinking...the style commonly associated with Logic & Reason.

 

[Still Benefited]

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.

You would crawl without ever seeing babies crawl. And you would walk if you ever only saw people in wheelchairs.


And why assume what the religions says about who made the simulation isnt accurate. What if the idea of some sort of God or higher power is also innate? If it is,it would be logical and probably pretty important to find spirituality

 

[UpAndComing]

Female teachers don't exist?

Teaching is only half the battle. Experience from a Father or a Male mentor is the other half

 

[The_Truth]

Teaching is only half the battle. Experience from a Father or a Male mentor is the other half

But what inherently qualifies a man as a better mentor than a woman?

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Come on Breh.

It's called being smart.

Or not smart

 

[NoirDynosaur]

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

Rationality is one of the greatest tools of being a human. Subjectively as a man.

America is more of an emotional appeal society. Based on feelings and reactions.

Fallacies against logic is more common in reality than the usage of logic.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

'If I leave a gun on the nightstand in plain view, women will sleep with me out of fear. It ain't rape unless they report it.'

That's logic right there.