Laws of Form

Laws of form are rules that help you decide if something is true or false. For example, let's say you have a phrase like, "Animals have wings". You can use the laws of form to decide if this statement is true or false. First, you would look at the words in the phrase and decide if they are true or false. Animals are usually true, and wings are usually true, so this phrase would generally be true. That's how the laws of form help you decide if something is true or false.