Classical Logic

Classical logic is a system of reasoning based on principles that help us determine the truth or falsehood of statements. It follows strict rules, such as the law of non-contradiction, which states that something cannot be both true and false at the same time. In contrast, paraconsistent logic allows for contradictions to exist without collapsing the entire system of reasoning. This is useful for understanding paradoxes or complex scenarios where conflicting information exists, as it enables coherent reasoning despite inconsistencies. Essentially, classical logic is a rigid structure, while paraconsistent logic accommodates ambiguity and contradiction.