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A bias that assumes classical logic (law of non‑contradiction, excluded middle, etc.) is the only legitimate logical system, and that any deviation (paraconsistent, intuitionistic, fuzzy, or dialectical logic) is automatically invalid or confused. Logical defaultism treats classical logic as the default framework for reasoning, without acknowledging that logic is a tool with different systems suited to different domains. It often appears in debates about contradictions in quantum mechanics, Hegelian philosophy, or everyday reasoning, where the classical logician dismisses alternatives as simply “illogical.”
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