Semi-Logical Syllogisms

This site is dedicated to the art of semi-logical syllogisms. A semi-logical syllogism is a series of conclusions drawn from incomplete or questionable premises. We aim to provide a space where one can explore the boundaries of logic and reason.

Here are some subtopics:

• Syllogism 1: If A = B, then C is also A. But what if C is also B?
• Syllogism 2: All cats have nine lives. But what if they don't?
• Syllogism 3: If it's not raining, then the sun is shining. But what if it's not?
• Syllogism 4: All humans are mortal. But what if they're not?
• Syllogism 5: If A is equal to B, then B is also A. But what if B is also C?

Or, if you're feeling adventurous, try:

• The Ultimate Syllogism: If all of the above is true, then everything is false.
• A Syllogism in the Sky: If A is equal to B, then B is also equal to C. But what if C is also A?
• The Syllogism of the Damned: If all humans are mortal, then all cats are immortal.
• The Syllogism of the Absurd: If A is equal to B, then B is also equal to C. But what if C is also A?