The phrase "about my logical" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I would like to discuss more about my logical reasoning skills in the meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding my logic" or "concerning my reasoning".
It's about as logical as Hamlet denying Shakespeare exists.
That's about as logical (and endearing) as killing your parents and asking for mercy because you're an orphan.
In short, I'm logical about my giving on United States soil.
When I say 'I'm a comedian,' people will say, 'Oh where can I see you perform?' and with this I can say 'here's my album, here's a link or a clip to what I do' instead of only talking about my next show". The logical leap for Bein to make with his album is to use it as a bridge to other comedy markets in larger cities like New York or Los Angeles.
As it was disintegrating, I came to wonder whether or not it somehow knew I didn't care about it anymore, and to wonder too about the logical corollary that somehow my positive feelings contributed to its reliability and integrity.
Discussions about logical systems, about foundational mathematical theories, about Zeno paradoxes, about supertasks, about what a model and a representation are, …, are typically topics that belong to the domain of the philosophers.
(We prescind from questions about the logical status of modal logic).
This is in part because it is easier to think about sentences than about arguments, and most issues about logical consequence can be translated into analogous issues about logical truth.
"This is not about cycling, it is about logical, sustainable, every-day transport solutions that are good for us all," the letter states.
Thus, in order to settle questions about logical form, and ultimately about which arguments are logically valid and which sentences logically true, we must distinguish the "logical constants" of a language from its nonlogical expressions.
