Consciousness produces logic as a tool to use. Logic does not produce consciousness. This statement is not proved (and maybe not provable at all, not to mentio

Consciousness produces logic as a tool to use. Logic does not produce consciousness. This statement is not proved (and maybe not provable at all, not to mention probably untrue). Also, have you considered the possibility a THIRD factor besides logic/consciousness (like information complexity, feedback loops etc) to produce BOTH consciousness and logic? Computers, by definition, are pure logic and rules. You can use logic to mimic consciousness, but nothing more. Who proved that, when and how? This is just a circular (vicious) argument, especially as denoted by the "by definition" part.