okay, 1. Language is totally based on logic. At least logic inherrent in one specific language. Because if a language weren't logical - that is follow certain patterns - we wouldn't be able to communicate. Your mum is right, though, in that there is no logic to be found in why we name a thing a certain way (see all those existing languages as prove).
'Logic' also does exists in the world. It is true that there are certain patterns that are observable and that help us to live our lifes, but like licia said, I think they're a sign of something bigger we can't understand.
I think that those things that we can't explain or comprehend are just beyond us.
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1. Language is totally based on logic. At least logic inherrent in one specific language. Because if a language weren't logical - that is follow certain patterns - we wouldn't be able to communicate. Your mum is right, though, in that there is no logic to be found in why we name a thing a certain way (see all those existing languages as prove).
'Logic' also does exists in the world. It is true that there are certain patterns that are observable and that help us to live our lifes, but like licia said, I think they're a sign of something bigger we can't understand.
I think that those things that we can't explain or comprehend are just beyond us.