Can Logic Be Applied to Real Physics? A Noob's Perspective

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Hi everyone.

I am Wietlol (no that is not my real name) and I am 18 years old.
I am pretty good in logic but have very little understanding for real physics.
I am studying game development and I love gaming in almost every genre.

I think that my stay here is not going to be long but I will make the best of it.
 
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Well... in fact, I never heard of proposition logic, first-order logic, second order logic before :D
Would possibly be because of my age and lack of spare time.

I meant logic in how things react to each other and where things are based of or in how things are set up and what are slit up in different objects.
More of the logic for programming :D

But yea a part of the logic that I meant is that I made that statement according to my own knowledge.
So, I am good with the logics that I have seen so far.
So I am probably not good at the logics that I haven't seen and probably have no experience with.

To give you an answer, I assume that I would have to take a good in-depth look at all models... but that would take some time and I assume that I could better use that time for things that are more on my field of study.
 
well... it could have been a serious question... even though I wouldn't know why you would ask everyone for their opinion of such a big thing.