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Anti-logic 

In short, the opposite of logic.

It is the fundamental difference between men and women that makes understanding one another impossible. Men are born with logic, women are born with anti-logic; these are immutable and unchangeable differences. A man can not be born with anti-logic, nor can he acquire it at anytime in his life. A woman can not be born with logic, nor can she ever hope to acquire it at anytime in her life.

It is not possible for any individual to comprehend someone of the opposite logic. Many have tried and some devote their lives and professions to this impossible notion; they become very bitter and unhappy people.

Like matter and anti-matter, logic and anti-logic are contrary to the other. If the two were to merge into one, a black hole will form and destroy life on Earth. Luckily, like matter and anti-matter, logic overwhelmingly dominates anti-logic(99% to 1%), this is why humans have become as civilized as we have, else we wouldn't have made it past the first stage of our sentient evolution.

Often people are confronted with a member of the opposite logic and an argument ensues, inevitably ending the same way it started, in disagreement. But now you know why, so next time, it is the responsibility of the man to stop the woman from talking and explain to her that she is using anti-logic, a form of logic that has no merit in an argument. She won't understand of course but that is to be expected.
For an example of how logic and anti-logic is manifested between a man and a woman, you need not look any further than the first man and woman on Earth, Adam and Eve.

God gave them everything anyone could ever want; perfection. However there was an apple tree that God emphasized to Adam and Eve not to eat from, for it will surely screw everything up. Adam, (a person of logic), understands God perfectly ("Don't eat bad apple from tree = Good"..."Eat bad apple from tree = Bad") Eve however, (a person of anti-logic) had her own interpretation ("Don't eat bad apple from tree = Bad"..."Eat bad apple from tree = Good")

So Eve joyously skipped and sang her way to the tree, plucked and apple, and took a bite. And that's where man began to need many other new words such as: anger, stress, resent, depression, hopelessness, and many many more.

REMEMBER - It is futile for any man to understand a woman, and futile for any woman to make sense.
Anti-logic by Aaron1204 June 21, 2010

anti-logic 

The use of information that is ilogical in order to win a argument or dispute. May cause eye bleading, fatigue, restlessnes, and despair.
and example of an arguement useing anti-logic:
"Kyle be carefull your going to break that"
"But i want to break it"
anti-logic by kkylee90 June 14, 2008

anti-logic 

Just as anti-matter annihilates matter, anti-logic obliterates logic such that nothing is left thereafter.
The guy at the bank argued for 20 minutes about cashing his girlfriend's check because she couldn't come in; then after he was refused again he called his girlfriend over. Once anti-logic was employed no further conversation ensued.
anti-logic by KaD May 4, 2010

Western Anti-Pseudoscience Logic

A critical term for the informal logical framework that weaponizes the fight against pseudoscience to defend Western epistemic hegemony, often conflating non‑Western, indigenous, or heterodox knowledge with dangerous delusion. Unlike genuine anti‑pseudoscience efforts (which seek clarity and evidence), Western Anti‑Pseudoscience Logic is selectively deployed: Western‑friendly “fringe” ideas are tolerated or rebranded as “innovation”; non‑Western or critical ideas are labeled “pseudoscience” or “quackery” to delegitimize without engagement. It underpins the smearing of traditional medicine as “woo,” the dismissal of non‑Western astronomy as “myth,” and the framing of any deviant Western scientist as a misunderstood genius while non‑Western thinkers are written off as charlatans. Its rules are unwritten but predictable: Western pseudoscience is “a creative mistake”; non‑Western pseudoscience is “proof of irrationality.” This logic protects the Western knowledge monopoly by making “pseudoscience” a political label, not a scientific one.
Western Anti-Pseudoscience Logic Example: “He called Ayurveda ‘pseudoscience’ without ever examining a single study, yet defended homeopathy when practiced by Western doctors—Western Anti‑Pseudoscience Logic, using the label to exclude the other, not to evaluate evidence.”

Logicalization against the Victims of Anti-communism

The application of a cold, pseudo-logical deduction to argue that victims of anti-communist persecution were, in fact, architects of their own fate. It constructs syllogisms based on the premise that communism is an inherent threat, therefore anyone associated with it logically forfeited their rights or safety. It frames persecution as a predictable, even legally sound, consequence of the victim's own ideological choices.
Logicalization against the Victims of Anti-communism Example: "Premise 1: The Communist Party advocated for the overthrow of the government. Premise 2: You were a member or sympathizer. Conclusion: Therefore, your blacklisting, deportation, or imprisonment was not persecution, but a logical and legal consequence of your subversive allegiance." This logicalization uses a political premise as an axiomatic truth to "prove" that victims were not wronged, but merely experienced the logical outcome of their own dangerous beliefs.

antilogic bomb 

The absolute assumption that the recipient/s understands your perspective or statement without explanation.

or;

The act resulting in blank stares or frustration
" I usually don't respond to antilogic bombs but....wtf are you talking about?"
antilogic bomb by TuesdayNo January 11, 2012
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