You could, if you contorted really hard, come up with some logical justification for such rules.
In addition, philosophers have a special concern with the logical justification of actions, and often actions must be justified by reference to their expected outcomes.
Sir Isaac Newton in England and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in Germany had independently developed the calculus on a basis of heuristic rules and methods markedly deficient in logical justification.
On this view, psychological genesis (or the context of discovery) was irrelevant to the question of logical justification (or the context of justification).
For the pooled full-semester implementations (n = 45 students), all of the questions showed significant shifts in the number of logical justifications, with large to moderate effect size (ES).
This model is based on the automated construction of arguments for and against decision options, where each argument has an explicit logical justification together with an evidence-based grounding in published research.
However, to argue that our nature or constitution forces us to abide by the laws of logic is no longer a logical justification; it is to incorrectly shift from logical to psychological or biological considerations (1893, XVI-XVII).
With domestic activity stifled by government curbs on real estate speculation, the potential damage to demand for China's factory products from a deeper European debt crisis seems a logical justification for a spending splurge.
If you deny the role of social justice in education, you remove any logical justification for universal schooling.
When Langley begins stockpiling newspapers, Homer earns the reader's sympathy as he seeks a logical justification for his brother's mania.
Just by describing how people died and neighbourhoods were laid waste, Friedrich makes it plain that there was no logical justification for what took place.
