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Logic Power

The power inherent in being perceived as "logical" or "rational" in a debate or decision-making process. Logic power allows its holder to frame their opponents as emotional, irrational, or foolish, regardless of the actual merits of the case. It's the rhetorical dominance achieved by controlling the definition of what "makes sense." In meetings, the person with logic power can dismiss any objection as "illogical" and position their own preferences as the only reasonable conclusion.
Example: "He had no data, but he had logic power—he framed his opinion as 'just common sense' and made everyone else feel stupid for questioning it."
by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026
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