Logicable

Logicable: term used to express the possibility of a noun or event being logical

It is completely logicable to presume the air filter was changed because we have no trouble breathing.

by PoochSammerson April 20, 2021

Logicate

To make sense of something.

It’s hard to logicate my feeling, when I don’t understand what I’m feeling.

by StreetDawg10 November 30, 2021

Loggical

He a fat white person who is retarted but he is funny and had a dumb sense of humor.He is really annoying but he smells great and has a hot gf

Hey loggical

by Djcjckcjcjcj December 30, 2021

lodgical

Da basic-common-sense mindset dat Mr. Spock would want everyone in da Possum Lake men's club to adopt and follow.

Never mind da absurdity of expecting any of Red Green's arrogantly-macho buddies to see reason --- merely thinking dat everyone's favorite practical-minded Vulcan would even want to join said group in da first place would "not be at all lodgical"!

by QuacksO April 17, 2025

Fallacy Fallacy (Argumentum ad Logicam)

The formal meta-fallacy of concluding that a proposition is false simply because the argument presented for it contains a logical fallacy. This is a critical thinking fail state: you correctly spot flawed reasoning (e.g., an appeal to emotion, a post hoc correlation) but then incorrectly assume the conclusion is therefore untrue. A bad argument for a claim doesn't automatically make the claim wrong; it just means you're still waiting for a good argument.

Fallacy Fallacy (Argumentum ad Logicam) Example: "He argues we should help the poor because it makes us feel good. That's just an appeal to emotion, a fallacy. Therefore, we should not help the poor." This commits the Fallacy Fallacy. The poor might still desperately need help; the speaker has just shot down one weak justification, not disproven the need for the action itself.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026