The birth of logic was a slow, steady rise, A gradual evolution towards the wise. From Babylonian codes etched in stone, To Aristotle's syllogisms, clearly shown. The Chinese too, with their focus on names, Sought order in language, for chaos it tames. Confucius stressed the importance of speech, While the Mohists honed their skills to reach. And in India, Moggaliputta Tissa's tome, Explored the art of argumentation and the unknown. From all these ancient lands, the seeds were sown, That would blossom into modern logic, widely known. So let us pause and pay homage to the past, For the foundation they laid forever will last. Their insights and wisdom, still relevant today, As we continue to learn and pave the way.
@@ifritThe8th bill gates, Steve Jobs and mark Zuckerberg are all college drop outs even if that was true what’s your point? I’m surprised usually you flat earthers claim to know everything apparently not.
Cool ! logic is one of the most rewarding topics one can learn in order to be able to think precisely , there are many logic systems : Aristotelian / Syllogistic logic, Propositional logic, Predicate Logic, Modal Alethic Logic, Deontic Logic, Belief / Doxastic Logic, Imperative logic...etc. Studying logic, both formally and informally, is very important to develop good critical thinking skills, and the experience is definitely an eye-opener: Eventually you'll start being interested in the form and beauty of good arguments, and seeing patterns of what makes a good argument good, you just forget about what words mean and focus on the form itself ... The good news is, as logic is very fundamental, it is far easier than say mathematics... nevertheless it is even useful if you want to learn how to think through mathematical problems and learn how to devise better proofs, since a mathematical proof is just a "formal logical argument", and writing a good proof is just an act of arguing. So studying logic makes math a lot more fun.
I must say, "logic" actually came about by trained long term teachings...not dissimilar to muscle memory, but different by the long term generationally taught "facts"and mixed a little with self reliant intuition... Which is a thought that is generated separately without influence and requires no evidence to belive it just emotional self assurance and the feeling of confidence
The reply contains an implicit premise that the original statement is false. "I always lie." "This statement is false." "This sentence contains exactly three words."
@@k0lpA TBH I can't remember, but something made me think programming. It was a month ago, I can't remember what I ate yesterday. I don't know why I was talking about synthetics, either. Maybe it was an astonishingly logical, mind-bending, groundbreaking realisation of reality through time, set as clear as a gleaming diamond against an infinity of black, forever lost in the equally dark depths of the mind. ...Or maybe the synths made me forget!! O well.
Sir, you completely missed the 600 BC work on Indian Logic Nyaya sutra by Akshapada Gautama. A basic book on Indian philosophy could have been enough to see this.
I actually learned about this in computer science class, back in college interestingly. I remember them talking about Zeno, but I don't remember any mention of Indian or Chinese origins.
WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I NEEDED IT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER?! Lol Jk Nice video definitely would have helped me earlier in the year. Nice good run down.
The birth of logic was a slow, steady rise,
A gradual evolution towards the wise.
From Babylonian codes etched in stone,
To Aristotle's syllogisms, clearly shown.
The Chinese too, with their focus on names,
Sought order in language, for chaos it tames.
Confucius stressed the importance of speech,
While the Mohists honed their skills to reach.
And in India, Moggaliputta Tissa's tome,
Explored the art of argumentation and the unknown.
From all these ancient lands, the seeds were sown,
That would blossom into modern logic, widely known.
So let us pause and pay homage to the past,
For the foundation they laid forever will last.
Their insights and wisdom, still relevant today,
As we continue to learn and pave the way.
Wow!
Chatgpt
@@dipxle7162 Yeah I thought so too
@@dipxle7162 proof?
Professor Dave I don't know what it is about the way you present but it is very enjoyable to listen to.
100% agree
Dave having to put videos defining logic because the flat earth community still exists
real and true
(unlike a flat earther's brain)
Says the one getting his knowledge from a 2x college drop out 😂😂😂
ruclips.net/video/Wb0p0KFWGTA/видео.html ,he gets debunked easily in these videos good luck tryna cope 💀
@@ifritThe8th bill gates, Steve Jobs and mark Zuckerberg are all college drop outs even if that was true what’s your point? I’m surprised usually you flat earthers claim to know everything apparently not.
@V Blizzy Leagues better from the wackos you parrot,homie. To hell with your lazy attempt at an ad hominem.
Cool ! logic is one of the most rewarding topics one can learn in order to be able to think precisely , there are many logic systems : Aristotelian / Syllogistic logic, Propositional logic, Predicate Logic, Modal Alethic Logic, Deontic Logic, Belief / Doxastic Logic, Imperative logic...etc.
Studying logic, both formally and informally, is very important to develop good critical thinking skills, and the experience is definitely an eye-opener: Eventually you'll start being interested in the form and beauty of good arguments, and seeing patterns of what makes a good argument good, you just forget about what words mean and focus on the form itself ... The good news is, as logic is very fundamental, it is far easier than say mathematics... nevertheless it is even useful if you want to learn how to think through mathematical problems and learn how to devise better proofs, since a mathematical proof is just a "formal logical argument", and writing a good proof is just an act of arguing.
So studying logic makes math a lot more fun.
Is logic really easier than math
Jesus is God made man.
God is Love.
Love is blind.
Bats are blind.
Therefore, Jesus is Batman.
Bats aren't as blind as you think they are
@@oni8337 I am well aware of that fact, Mr. Fact Police. It was a logic exercise in the form of a joke and "bats are blind" is a common saying.
@@mikotagayuna8494 just saying
will you ever go into the vienna school and their later critique/overhaul ? its a good example of the limits of logic
Yep we are going all the way to contemporary philosophy and logic in this series.
❤❤@@ProfessorDaveExplains
Hey dave hope you have a great day/night.
*Ancient people:* _Literally invented logic_
*Modern people:* _They did a picture of a snake, therefore interdimensional lizard people exist_
This is really nice, Dave.
Dave you're legend not just a member!
I must say, "logic" actually came about by trained long term teachings...not dissimilar to muscle memory, but different by the long term generationally taught "facts"and mixed a little with self reliant intuition... Which is a thought that is generated separately without influence and requires no evidence to belive it just emotional self assurance and the feeling of confidence
This is great Dave, so much effort was put into this video, amazing discussion
Thank you Prof ❤
Nicely done..
"An argument is composed of premises which result in a conclusion."
"No it isn't."
The reply contains an implicit premise that the original statement is false.
"I always lie."
"This statement is false."
"This sentence contains exactly three words."
Did you pay for a five minute argument? ruclips.net/video/ohDB5gbtaEQ/видео.html
"Yes it is"
@2:40 OMG Programming logic! Maybe that's why we're here! To build Synthetics! The Babylonians knew it! Fact.
? this is not ancient aliens
@@k0lpA HATE that show btw
@@GetMoGaming I was kidding but why do you say it's programming logic ? Logic is the same in philosophy as in math and programming
@@k0lpA TBH I can't remember, but something made me think programming. It was a month ago, I can't remember what I ate yesterday. I don't know why I was talking about synthetics, either. Maybe it was an astonishingly logical, mind-bending, groundbreaking realisation of reality through time, set as clear as a gleaming diamond against an infinity of black, forever lost in the equally dark depths of the mind. ...Or maybe the synths made me forget!! O well.
Let's hope we are not going backwards.
Once again, Professor Dave impresses us with his huge syllogism! LOL!
Very interesting beginning to our trip down logic lane. Thanks, Professor Dave!
But Logic wasn't in Roots, and didn't live in the Ancient World /s
Cant wait to see you start using more advanced logical arguments in any future debates.
I REALLY REALLY REALLY LIKE THIS 👍 👍👍
same
Explain computer use of base2 math. Thats magic.
Sir, you completely missed the 600 BC work on Indian Logic Nyaya sutra by Akshapada Gautama. A basic book on Indian philosophy could have been enough to see this.
Professor Dave, would you explain the unexplainable?
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The inexplicable cannot be explained. 😅
I actually learned about this in computer science class, back in college interestingly. I remember them talking about Zeno, but I don't remember any mention of Indian or Chinese origins.
WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I NEEDED IT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER?! Lol Jk Nice video definitely would have helped me earlier in the year. Nice good run down.
the sumerians and akkadians were not the same as later babylonians
Ur-nammu, I've come to bargain
Sorry.
Antithesis!!! Yes, if its true its in the real world - and visa versa! :D I love this so much ❤
No Egyptian roots to the Greek ideas?
Often there are...
Man this intro...
Dignaga you bastard! YOU MADE TRUTH TABLES!!! >_< ... ;)
Caraka ( ca is not ka ) dissœ logœ doublethink Not enough research
👏👍
Mr. Spock approves hahaha
Some RUclipsrs are AI.
LOGIC. :D :D :D 🦞yay!!
First comment on the video! Love the content, Dave!
My old comment was first, this comment was third.
Very accurate. Almost TMI 😅
@@Apupv Oh dear!
Logic is god
woahhh !!! yes , it is God
Hey professor, greetings from Brasil!
Could you make a video explaining the dialetic historic materialism?
Ummm wot?
Should make a video on the Norovirus.
Ugh, I had that once- nasty stuff!
Check my microbiology series.
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself Bro, I had it several times in my childhood, it traumatized me.
Waiting for Don chirstie 🤔
Oooo wow that intro is discusting 😂
Discusting?
4th comment
First!
I don’t believe Dave is a real professor
I'm a science communicator, champ.
i love you