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 Logic can only state that the results will be true if the premises are true (and consistent) and the arguments are logically correct.
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+**Example**:
 János Bólyai – a famous Hungarian mathematician – wrote this famous sentence to his father:
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+The quote from [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niels_Bohr|Niels Bohr]], //"In the Institute, we only have one piece of experimental equipment: a ping-pong table"// is a good example of reductive reasoning in science. It suggests that groundbreaking discoveries can be achieved not through extensive experimental setups but rather through the adjustment of theoretical laws and conditions. Bohr highlights the power of thought experiments and abstract reasoning, emphasising that manipulating underlying principles can lead to new insights without always needing physical experimentation.
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