Contributing to this neglect is the fact that the choice between logics is based on factors which are beyond and independent of any logic. What is intriguing is that over the years he has continued to struggle with the same attributes, grouping them first into three types, extended to four, then to five and now seemingly stabilized at four again. The strongest, or the majority, dominate at the expense of the weak or of any minorities.
Logic is deductive and axiomatic demanding sequential reasoning.
Cause-effect relations may be deterministic or probabilistic. Emphasis on self-sufficiency, independence and individual values. Design favours the random, the capricious and the unexpected. Scheduling and planning are to be avoided. Non-random events are improbable.