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| − | '''"Crimes of logic"''' is a term in [[existential philosophy]] referring to a 20th century trend towards massive [[crimes against humanity]], such as [[genocide]] and [[abortion]]. Unlike [[crimes of passion]], crimes of logic are done with the support of the highly educated and are based on attempts at philosophical justifications. | + | '''"Crimes of logic"''' is a term in [[existential philosophy]] referring to a 20th-century trend towards massive [[crimes against humanity]], such as [[genocide]] and [[abortion]]. Unlike [[crimes of passion]], crimes of logic are done with the support of the highly educated and are based on attempts at philosophical justifications. |
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Latest revision as of 12:12, October 17, 2026
"Crimes of logic" is a term in existential philosophy referring to a 20th-century trend towards massive crimes against humanity, such as genocide and abortion. Unlike crimes of passion, crimes of logic are done with the support of the highly educated and are based on attempts at philosophical justifications.