Quote Originally Posted by Billionfold
I don't see why things have to be logical to be true.
Because logic is not an exclusive human invention, it is only a human understanding. Logic is not what we already know, it is not a limitation on our understanding of reality, it is a means by which we can understand our existence.

If you have to have cold hard facts to believe, you're missing out on a wonderful feeling.
Logic is often portrayed as "cold" and "hard" which turns a lot of people off, though it is anything but. Logic isn't about measuring everyting by means already discovered, it's about finding new ways to look at things, new ways to understand how the universe really works. Being a "wonderfull feeling" doesn't make something true, it just gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling. There are those of us who find a great mystery and wonder in life by not surrenderinr ourselves to fuzzy feelings, but through searching for the truth constantly and always pushing the limits of what we supposedly know. If you just throw logic out the window, you're not "opening up" to the universe, you're passively sitting back while the world passes you by rather than emracing it and seeking to discover its mysteries.

Everything is possible, but that doesn't make everything plausible. If you want the possible to be plausible, that's where exploration comes in.