Andrew nodded then, not really sure he completely understood, but he could see what he thought was the principle now. Peter put the book down, and it immediately folded back up. What I don't get is that I can make syllogisms that don't seem to be true, and yet according to Aristotle they make perfect logical sense. Andrew asked, not really sure he wanted to read Aristotle's Logic now, convinced as he was that it was certain to be well above his head. Here, I'll give you another example.
Dolphins can swim fast.
My friend Andrew, that's you, can swim fast. Therefore, my friend Andrew is a dolphin. Peter lamented, his face one of consternation. He coughed violently again, sending the back cover of Aristotle to flip open. Andrew sat thinking about it.