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Law of Identity is like a super strict rule for words in an argument
Every word gets ONE job and only ONE job, for the whole conversation
So if you're talking about a bat (the animal), it has to stay the animal-bat throughout the entire discussion. can't transform into a baseball-bat halfway through. When a word tries to do two different jobs (or mean two different things) within the same argument, that's a big no.

The Four laws of Logic
1. The law of identity,
2. The law of excluded middle
3. The law of noncontradiction
4. The law of sufficient reason

Learned a few I didn’t know about.

Not making a decision on emotion alone is wise advice.

Much easier to understand with examples.

Not the first book I’ve read on logical fallacies. I like the series approach to explain interesting subject.