But even a quick glance at the related links section (below) will attest to a fairly large number of different logical theories, different accounts of what (logically) follows from what.
It logically follows that raising interest rates is in itself inflationary.
And, it logically follows, if these disorders are unaffected by culture, then they are surely universal to humans everywhere.
"But people in finance are rich — so it logically follows that everything they chose to do must be smart.
The head-to-tail coupling of isosprenoid units in biosynthesis logically follows from expected enzymatic reaction patterns of the pyrophosphate units (see below Biosynthesis of isoprenoids).
So it logically follows that a great many of them will want to have sex – it's fun and it's (usually) free.
If the Fed is aiming to boost equity prices so that consumer confidence is bolstered, it logically follows that the bank is happy for share prices to be above their natural level.
The modal system known as T has as axioms some set of axioms adequate for PC (such as those of PM), and in addition Lp ⊃ p L(p ⊃ q) ⊃ (Lp ⊃ Lq) Axiom 1 expresses the principle that whatever is necessarily true is true, and 2 the principle that, if q logically follows from p, then, if p is a necessary truth, so is q (i.e., that whatever follows from a necessary truth is itself a necessary truth).
And when an inference is formally valid then the conclusion logically follows from the premises.
The logically stronger the added information, the more logically follows from it.
An if — then proposition is a hypothetical necessity provided the consequent logically follows from the antecedent.
