Language, Truth, and Logic

Language, truth, and logic are all related to how people use words to communicate ideas. When we use language, we are using words to express our thoughts, feelings, and opinions. Truth is when the things we say are true - they accurately explain what is really going on. Logic is the way we use words to make things more sensible and understandable. For example, if someone says "2+2=5", that's not logical because "2+2" always equals "4". So, language, truth, and logic all work together to help us talk, think, and understand each other better.