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🧪 Philosophy Logic Simulation

Build any categorical syllogism (figure 1-4, moods A/E/I/O) and watch a 3D Venn diagram of three overlapping sets prove — or disprove — whether the conclusion really follows from the premises.

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Sharpen your logical reasoning by constructing any categorical syllogism — pick a figure, choose the mood (A/E/I/O) of each premise and the conclusion — and watch a live 3D Venn diagram of three overlapping sets (S, P, M) prove whether the argument is deductively valid. Instead of memorising the 256 possible mood-figure combinations, the engine brute-forces every consistent assignment of the diagram's eight regions and checks whether the conclusion is forced in all of them, exactly the way the classical Venn-diagram method works, then reports a counter-example whenever it finds one. A built-in random button samples one of the 15 Boolean-valid forms (Barbara, Celarent, Darii and more) so you can see what a sound deduction looks like next to a superficially similar fallacy.

⚙ Under the hood

Sharpen your logical reasoning skills through this simulation. Analyze arguments, identify fallacies, and construct sound deductive and inductive proofs.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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