If logical laws are in principle revisable under empirical pressure, as paraconsistent logics applied to quantum phenomena suggest, they cannot be categorically distinct from empirical generalizations.
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Generalizations formulated in the observation language and justified by straightforward inductive methods
empirical pressure(as the force that might change arithmetic truths)
New observations or experiments from the real world that force us to reconsider what we thought was true.
paraconsistent logics(in formal logic)
A system of reasoning that allows contradictions (statements that seem to oppose each other) to exist without breaking down completely, unlike traditional logic.