Do we need the ability to reason about logically inconsistent situations? Perhaps we could attempt to transform the question of logical counterfactuals into a question about consistent situations instead as I describe in this post? Or to put it another way, is the idea of logical counterfactuals an analogy or something that is supposed to be taken literally?
Do we need the ability to reason about logically inconsistent situations? Perhaps we could attempt to transform the question of logical counterfactuals into a question about consistent situations instead as I describe in this post? Or to put it another way, is the idea of logical counterfactuals an analogy or something that is supposed to be taken literally?