In this episode, we continue our exploration of the Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences with a focus on Logic—not as a cold academic tool, but as a lens that reveals assumptions, clarifies self-perception, and challenges internal contradictions.

We consider where logic applies, where it breaks down, and how it interacts with emotional experience. In the Masonic journey, logic becomes not just a thinking pattern, but a way to interrogate bias, reframe problems, and access truth with humility.

🔑 Key Takeaways

• Logic helps reveal faulty assumptions beneath surface-level reasoning.
• Not all experiences are logical—recognizing that boundary improves discernment.
• Writing and externalizing thoughts sharpens objectivity and reduces internal distortion.

💬 Featured Quotes

“Logic as a lens is really determined… the intent here is to evaluate for an objective truth.”
 — [00:00:14]“Kind of the first litmus test is: does logic apply in this situation?… because logic applies everywhere—until it doesn’t.”
 — [00:01:41]“You’re struggling with… what logical assumptions you’re making about the baseline of the current situation, and what of those assumptions can be challenged.”
 — [00:03:58]“The subjective interior space is not a great location for objective rational thinking. By writing it down… you’re getting it out of your noggin.”
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