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He saw himself surrounded by the inevitable traps of the subtlest logician.
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Nor were the sympathies of this clever logician confined to the slaves.
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He was a Harvard-educated mathematician and logician who worked for Prudential Insurance.
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An outstanding mathematician and logician, he was guided principally by his intellect.
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He was, assuredly, at once a great logician and a great rhetorician.
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But a logician, faced with three twos, gets six-anintuitionist gets eight.
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Why are the old gods forgotten; my fairest logician?-forforgotten they are.'
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I'm not a good logician, but that sounds all right, doesn't it?
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Now came the strange change which no logician can believe in or disprove.
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After fidgeting a few moments, he addressed the logician with a stupefying premise:-
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This last will be a wise man, though neither a logician nor rhetorician.
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The logician thinks a moment, then asks one question only.
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The morbid logician seeks to make everything lucid, and succeeds in making everything mysterious.
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The logician seeks to make everything clear, and only succeeds in making everything mysterious.
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The same is true of a logician carrying out deductions.
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Therefore they disbelieve in Aristotle, whom they consider a logician and not a philosopher.
