Logical Possibility Versus Physical Impossibility

Deductive validity
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Deductive validity
Logic is the art of correct reasoning. As a result, anything that violates the fundamentals governing thought, often referred to as the laws of logic, is logically impossible, and whatever is logically impossible cannot exist. A logical possibility is a claim that does not contain any inconsistency. On the other hand, a physical impossibility is anything incongruous with the laws of nature. For instance, the existence of the largest number as well as round squares is impossible. Whatever is valid must subscribe to the law of non-contradiction. However, these physically impossible things can be logically possible.
Logically possible claims refer to propositions which can be the rational outcomes of other positions, based on the postulates of a given logic system. For instance, 'this circle is round,' is a logical possibility. We acknowledge this statement as a logical probability because t...