Logical errors are mistakes in reasoning that hinder clear thinking. They can distort our understanding of a situation, leading to incorrect conclusions or faulty decisions

Logical errors are associated with the distortion of connections between thoughts. Sometimes such misses do not play a significant role in communication between people, but there are times when they can lead to serious consequences, including serious crimes. To avoid this, you need to learn how to think correctly in all cases. This publication is the original text of the book of the Soviet philosopher, a specialist in the logic of Aenir Uyomov, published in 1958. The author in a consistent, understandable language explains the essence and harm of logical errors, and offers reasonable ways to avoid them. Examples are fragments from the works of A. Chekhov, Shakespeare, N. Gogol, R. Bradbury, M. Twain, K. Gotsti, I. Turgenev, D. Svift. The book will help increase the culture of communication and learn to correctly talk about any objects and questions