"It is better to imitate ancient than modern work." - Leonardo Da Vinci
Imitation of L logic #2:
(L here is formed by III beast number)
Verse 11 of Chapter 31
Sections:
1) The offered things which used in a claiming
2) The ideal or original or right things to be compared with things of the claim (reason)
3) Conclusion that clarify who's wrong
This logic for comparing and conclusion, someones have a claim in a situation and they are not fair in what are they saying, so you compare what are they claim with original things or right things and the conclusion will be clear that they are wrong.
Example:
Someone claimed that Indians have the most tough companies systems in world, but when we compared 'em with American ones we know clearly that the claimer is so wrong.
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