Logic?

It doesn't sound totally coherent to me.

Isn't judging a certain situation require skills?And by using these judging skills, reason results?

"good judging skills" sounds as if you're judging a karaoke competition, or cake-making competition, or something like that. I think you may mean something more like "good judgement". So, the statement would become "the use of logic is the result of good judgement". This still seems dubious to me. First, good judgement is often as much about fuzzy decision-making as logic. Second, even if good jud

Hi

I agree with GPY. The sense of the sentence, to my mind, should be:

- The use of logic results in good judgement

Dave

I got confused!

kunsusukiHi!Is saying that the use of logic is the result of good judging skills correct? Thank you in advance.

I'd say that (the use of) logic is a component of good judgment.

CJ