- The-Law-of-Identity-0.mp3
- The-Law-of-Identity-0.mp4
- The-Law-of-Identity-I.mp3
- The-Law-of-Identity-I.mp4
- The-Law-of-Identity-II.mp3
- The-Law-of-Identity-II.mp4
- The-Law-of-Identity-Unplugged-Underground-XI.mp3
- The-Law-of-Identity-Unplugged-Underground-XI.mp4
- The-Law-of-Identity-intro.mp3
[Intro]
When all is said and done…
1 equals 1
[Verse 1]
Hey! I say
A is A
B is B
(What else could it be?)
[Chorus]
When all is said and done…
1 equals 1
Not only that…
But a cat’s a cat
[Bridge]
Oh, the simplicity
The Law of Identity
(It means what it means)
[Verse 2]
Well O. K.
A is A
It will always be that way
(Not matter what you say)
[Chorus]
When all is said and done…
1 equals 1
Not only that…
But a cat’s a cat
[Bridge]
Oh, the simplicity
The Law of Identity
(It means what it means)
[Chorus]
When all is said and done…
1 equals 1
Not only that…
But a cat’s a cat
[Outro]
In perpetuity
The Law of Identity
(I mean… I mean what I mean)
A SCIENCE NOTE
The basic rules of logic are principles that guide reasoning and argumentation, ensuring clarity, consistency, and validity. These rules are fundamental to disciplines like mathematics, philosophy, computer science, and critical thinking. Here’s an overview of the core rules:
1. The Law of Identity
- Principle: A is A.
- Explanation: Anything is identical to itself. A statement must mean what it means, and an object must be itself.
- Example: “A cat is a cat” is true because the subject and predicate are identical.