>Would you consider “I follow your reasoning, but I'm still not going to be swayed by it” to be a violation of evaluating first order statements? It's clearly p

>Would you consider “I follow your reasoning, but I'm still not going to be swayed by it” to be a violation of evaluating first order statements? It's clearly part of critical thinking to be _capable_ of suspicion of purely logical reasoning, which to me is a pretty plain demonstration of my point. In the context of a given axiomatic system, if a certain conclusion follows from the axioms, but the AI is incapable of seeing that the conclusion follows from the axioms, then the AI isn't capable of evaluating first order logic. Of course the AI is free to reject that system of axioms or refuse to use it as a model for formulating behaviour.