Introduction to Logic: 88 Logic Common Senses for Thinking Clearly and Living Rationally

It's a very good book. I hope I can catch up to one thousandth of Qi Xia's level after reading it [face covering] [OK]

Everyone in the comment section said so much that I feel a little embarrassed to post it. The main reason why I gave it such good reviews is that it really helps me sleep. I clicked on it for three days in a row and I didn't feel sleepy at first, so I fell asleep without realizing it [face covering]

A very rare psychology book that starts with logic. His approach is extremely professional and his words and language are very rigorous. But don't be afraid, his content is very down-to-earth, and he teaches you how to think clearly and live rationally. In this book, you can see a very professional person using the most professional vocabulary to teach you the simplest principles. I have to say, this feeling is very wonderful. I highly recommend everyone to read this book with me and learn to think clearly and live rationally. Learn to use psychology and logic to find a way out of chaotic life.

The book is good, the language is concise, popular and easy to understand, and the examples given are indeed very common and practical. Many people in the comment area said that the book is good, but the content is not deep enough. Please, look at the first five words of the title. Introduction to logic. Getting started. Hello.

I have finished reading "Introduction to Logic", Qi Xia, just wait. Next I want to read "Game Psychology".

This is not a book for people to read, but a tool that requires you to "get started". It is calm, precise, and even a little harsh, like an unsmiling blacksmith, forcing you to put your messy and inertial thoughts into the furnace of reason and forge them. The process is anything but comfortable. Concepts are the hammer, reasoning is the anvil, and every blow is accompanied by cognitive pain. But it is this "discomfort" that is its value. It systematically gives you a rare ability: to see clearly the skeleton of an argument based on emotions and opinions, identify traps in words, and even examine your own fallacies. After reading it, the world will quietly change in your eyes. In the noisy torrent of information, you seem to have an invisible filter in your hands, which can filter out the true knowledge. Rather than giving you more views, it gives you the underlying mold for producing reliable views. This is a generous investment in the most hardcore of minds.

Overall, it's a good book. It's suitable as an introductory book for people who have never been exposed to logic. The book has specific examples and analysis of various fallacies, which can help readers understand these fallacies and guide them to think. Fortunately, there are clear definitions for various fallacies, and the structure is also in the form of introducing the fallacies with examples, then analyzing the definitions, and finally using examples to consolidate and list the countermeasures. The unified form facilitates readers to understand these fallacies in a rhythmic and methodical way. Most of the examples selected are common scenes in life. After learning these logical theories, they can be quickly applied to life and have practical effects. However, there are also some flaws. For example, some of the examples are not very appropriate and do not directly reflect the characteristics of this series of fallacies. The analysis and evaluation of the examples are not specific and detailed, so that readers who rely on examples to understand the fallacies may be confused and misunderstood. In addition, the description in this book inevitably contains some subjective factors of the author. Although he has tried his best to be relatively objective, the author's thoughts can be clearly felt in the selection and analysis of examples, which has a certain guiding influence. He analyzes the problem from his own perspective and describes the definitions of various fallacies in order to guide readers to agree with his own point of view. If there is anything else to say, it may be that as a logic book, it excessively pursues the rational part and ignores the emotional part of human beings. It is true that the pursuit of rationality is a rigid requirement of logic, but when it comes to applying logic to life, rationality alone is not enough. Human nature is both rational and emotional, and there is no one. Normal people can be absolutely rational, but some of the perceptual parts of daily life, such as polite words and easy-going language in daily communication, will be classified as fallacies in logic. Therefore, we cannot apply logic everywhere in life, but use logic as a means to improve our thinking. The most important thing to read this book is to think. My method is: ① Read the title first and make a rough guess based on the name of the fallacy. ②Look at the examples later and try to find the fallacy in the examples that you guessed from the title. ③Look at the definition and analysis, and then read the examples again according to the idea of solving fallacies after a little understanding. ④ Summarize and analyze the causes and solutions of fallacies Also, the analysis of some examples may not be very clear. It is recommended to open the paragraph comments to see the understanding of book friends, which may be helpful to you.

It's great. It helped me figure out a lot of logical problems that I hadn't figured out before, and it helped me understand how to deal with the complex logical problems I encounter in life👍👍👍

The author uses many examples to explain some logical fallacies and these examples are easy to understand. Anyone who likes logic or can't argue with others can read it. It's not difficult to just read a few chapters every day. After reading it, you can build a lot of confidence and feel a great sense of accomplishment. Not only did you gain perceptual emotions, but you also gained objective knowledge.

Combined with his own repeated speculation, he is a master of language sophistry

Through common words in life, a new world is revealed. It points out the logical loopholes in life and provides us with effective solutions to unreasonable requests or scoldings. It allows readers to observe the world from a new perspective, with appropriate examples and vivid language, which fully demonstrates the charm of logic. It is a very good introductory book on logic.

This book is super beautiful and exciting. It tells many stories, analyzes each story, and comes up with various ways to deal with various events.

From a logic point of view, this book is very good. It also works in real life. Even sometimes you have to pay attention! My friend is not good at eloquence and imitated the examples in the book but failed [face covering] (really my friend, not me [grieved])

This book is quite good. It shows the results of different logical thinking from many angles. Looking back carefully, I found that some of the mistakes I have made are indeed the result of different thinking╰(⇀‸↼)╯

It can be inspiring, but there are still many questions, such as why there is no simple answer, why there are so many causes and effects, but in the end it has to come back, right?

This book uses various cases and stories to tell the wonderful use of logic in our daily lives. The author uses concise language and tells us the importance of logic in an easy-to-understand manner, and how we can solve various thorny problems and troubles in our lives through 88 common sense logics, making our lives smoother. Let us become a clear and logical person, helping us understand and learn all kinds of knowledge in a more efficient way.

It seems easy to understand for a newbie like me, like it

The first time I read the paper version of the book, the second time I listened to the book via Pomodoro. Both times have different gains and different understandings of logical thinking. It turns out that there are logical traps everywhere in life, and we can fall into them if we are not careful. This book tells us to always be vigilant, as there are many logical fallacies in real life. Sometimes it's really easy to get in and get into trouble. Learn to think logically and see the essence of things clearly, so that you won't be so stupid. This book introduces stories one by one and then explains the logic. It is easy to understand and makes people suddenly realize. It is indeed worth learning and thinking.

As an introductory book on logic, it plays the role that an introductory book should play. It can give us a certain understanding of logic, so that we can contact and learn higher-level logic.

Simple and easy to understand, the short story makes people want to read on

Some examples are not very good, and the specific meaning of some points is not clear, but in general it is good. To talk about something else, I often see people on the Internet recently criticizing dialectics, saying that it is wrong for dialectics to conditionally admit the existence of two sides of things. They also say that ancient Western philosophers abused dialectics and sophistry, making philosophy a mess, and then said that logic is correct. I can't remember the details. Anyway, some people are arguing about this issue. I have not read any books about dialectics. I am not sure what the situation is. Does anyone know what this is?

Good book [full] This book mainly introduces some common logics in life, including many that we think are normal but have logic problems, or that we know have problems but cannot explain them. The book points out the fallacies in these incomprehensions. Reading this book can not only make our logic clearer, but also stimulate our thinking. It is not very time-consuming to read. You can take a look [full]

This book was very basic before I was 38, but most of it after I was 38 is quite good. Some of the author's examples are a bit problematic, and I also made logical problems, but that's normal.

This book is great, it's like an omnipotent teacher, a true enlightenment.

There are many examples in the article as arguments for the author. The author also tried his best to explain various fallacies to make the knowledge easier to understand. However, there are also many opinions in the article that I cannot accept, so you need to think more when reading the book and do not blindly think that the author is right.

This book corrected many of my logical errors and taught me how to deal with other people's logical errors, making me feel the charm of logic.

The logic is clear and easy to understand. Concord fallacy, gambler's fallacy, etc. Are all helpful in real life.

It's easy to get started, concise and easy to understand. It's not like other people's useless and rhetorical talks.

It introduces the types of logical fallacies and illustrates them through examples. It is easy to understand. Generally speaking, it is a book that is useful for understanding both theory and life practice. It improves the ability to distinguish right from wrong, true from false, and also provides solutions. It is a practical book, but you may not be able to remember much after reading or listening to it once. It is recommended that you take notes and read the notes repeatedly. If you are currently confused or anxious, I highly recommend reading it, as it can alleviate it. Wise.

The book is a good book, but you can't use it after reading it. But it corrected some of my writing logic problems.