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Problem is defying logic is illogical as logic is illogically logical... |
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No, actually defying logic is logical since logic is logically illogical.
For example, Euclidean geometry is said to be logical, but it is based on assumptions that triangleas are 180 degrees, and that parallel lines never meet, these are assumptions that cannot be tested by logic (axioms) and therefore illogical.
So if the foundations of logic are illogical, it may be logical to defy logic (the ill defined kind we have anyway).
Any expression based on observation is bound to fail to capture the completeness of reality due to the quantum pertubation caused by the act of observation.Sorta like the uncertainty principle on steroids.