And there you go right ahead and prove that you are unfamiliar with how to be logical. Your final sentence reveals that you are making the (very common) mistake of thinking logic is another word for "self interested".
It isn't, it isn't even related to "the best outcomes".

None of these things have anything to do with logic. Logic is about taking a given set of premises and deriving valid conclusions from them, whose interests they serve are not relevant. There is more than one kind of logic, appropriate to different kinds of tasks. Deductive logic has the lovely quality that, if the premises are true and the methods followed correctly the conclusion CANNOT be false, not ever. It is unfortunately limited in application to abstract things like mathematics.
Inductive logic is one of the cornerstones of science - if a certain action consistently causes a certain outcome, you can induce a law of causality between them. But inductive logic does not yield truth, only "best understanding"

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