One of the fundamental assumptions of the Data Series is that things are logical or illogical (pluspoints or outpoints) depending solely on what you were trying to accomplish (your ideal scene).
Is that true?
Does such a thing as inherent logic exist, without regard to context or what you are trying to accomplish?
Specific examples, please.
Anyone spewing generalities in this thread will be promptly declared and expelled.
You ask if Logic is inherent. That question would require that I know a lot more about myself than I do at this point in my life. Who am I really and where do I come from? I started out asking those questions as a young man and here I am over 50 years old still asking.My believe system has been shattered so I usually just sit and listen. It is sort of liberating though--not having to defend an idea.
In spite of this I would answer that no,"logic" is not an innate quality of the soul. It is my current belief that perhaps this, along with humor, is what we are here to learn. Perhaps it is within the earth's predatory system that we become unique ,in this fashion, from other beings form other systems.
For me it's simple. The only way to acutally know is to pop out of the body. I believe it is the only way, to experience another vibration;we seem to be stuck in this one frequency and we have little access to much.
Even when I write what I write I see the influence of others therefore my goal is to know for myself. So, even though I wrote ,"no" to your answer, the truth is I have no fucking idea.
Is my answer confusing enough? Am I expelled/declared?
TP