The logical man

It is good to have you join us today. Last time we spoke about logic and itemize various ways by which it is found. Today we want to look at human Logic. This is a system of reasoning that shapes human decisions, actions and behaviors. These are also sets if thoughts upon which value system, ethics, intelligence, beliefs etc are built. Evidences or events supporting such thoughts or system of reasoning may have lived with such individual in question from infants. Sometimes many events or evidences enough to build value system may be lacking but few that exists may be christalized by parents, caretakers or family members. At other times, evidences may be lacking but peers, good or bad, may be the basis of character development. At these tender ages, much role is played by the environment in determining these thoughts. 
The school, worship centers, friends, any consistent/continuous human gathering, social media, play significant roles in coloring the information upon which these thoughts are built. As the Child grows, books, good or bad, take the central stage if she or he is lucky to have overcommed or manage peer influence. Otherwise, books may only catalyze or act as a vehicle by which the information received from them (peers) are quickly transformed to become the intended end. 
At adult, goals and/or money take the central stage. He weighs his thoughts/actions against what he want to get accomplished. 
Essentially, the type of information upon which his thoughts dwells on dictates the quality of his logic, value systems, ethics, vision and ultimately the quality of his life.
Thank you for your time with me today. Do well also to join me next time for a fresh episode. Till then don't forget to rule your world. 

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