The Debate on Logic and Existence

This chapter delves into a profound philosophical debate that occurred forty years ago, focusing on the existence of non-physical entities and the foundation of logical laws. Two scholars engage in a spirited discussion about whether these laws are inherent truths or consensual constructs, intertwining concepts of materialism and immaterialism. As their discourse unfolds, they highlight the complexities of consciousness and challenge the adequacy of materialistic perspectives in explaining non-physical realities.