“Logical Parallelism” is a theoretical principle of conjectural reasoning developed by this writer as a way of seeing or rationalizing a concrete reality in a different perspective. In layman’s term, anything that is tangible or perceptible through the human senses can be reconstructed hypothetically in a parallel circumstance, condition, or event as a means or stratagem to attain a sound judgment and coherent perception of reality. For instance, to solve one’s difficult problem, one must reconstruct a parallel problem in a hypothetical manner, as if an individual is watching his or her own problem on a television screen objectively, and from there, make an assessment or evaluation to solve the difficult problem. Another example, the theory of parallel world or universe, which is neither real nor illusory because it is not yet proven, can exist in Logical Parallelism as a pure thought of inexhaustible possibility. In real life, particularly in crisis management or scientific experiment, Logical Parallelism can be philosophical and scientific as much as heuristic and mathematical. (Danny Castillones Sillada, The Concept and Theory of Logical Parallelism)
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