The meaning attached to a symbolic structure is exactly that retrieved from that structure by the interpreter. The meaning retrieved from a symbolic structure by its interpreter is always translated into statements, and that's why logic is only about argumentation. A sentence is a grammatical symbolic structure, formed according to the rules of a language, and whose meaning is either true or false. In an inductive argument, if the conclusion is thought to be factually false, the argument cannot be assessed as cogent. Women and men reason differently, as do young people and old, and so a Logic course designed and taught by a middle-aged man cannot adequately help young men and women understand how it is that they reason.
People are incapable of reasoning well without logic.
For each of the following, figure out what reasonably comes next in the sequence, and provide a reasonable justification that your answer is the correct one. Tinker Bell is often very mean. If a fairy is mean, then its fairy dust is not as powerful. And if a fairy's fairy dust is not powerful, then it cannot be used to help a child fly. In the end, then, Tink's dust will not often be much good for helping Wendy fly.