It is a fact that the logic of human reasoning allows humans to survive in a world which is in flux. It also allows human babies who come into this world knowing not one of its contingent facts to become proficient within a few years at navigating not only the pitfalls of making a living out of nature but also the pitfalls of relying on other humans to survive and prosper. Change, therefore, does not even register as a difficulty.

Logic allows humans to assume constant laws of nature out of the changing world of contingent facts, and then allows them to give up on these laws if they realise they do not work so as to adopt new laws that work. Change is fundamental to how human logic works.

It is a fact that the logic of human reasoning allows humans to survive in a world which is in flux. It also allows human babies who come into this world knowing not one of its contingent facts to become proficient within a few years at navigating not only the pitfalls of making a living out of nature but also the pitfalls of relying on other humans to survive and prosper. Change, therefore, does not even register as a difficulty.

Logic allows humans to assume constant laws of nature out of the changing world of contingent facts, and then allows them to give up on these laws if they realise they do not work so as to be able to adopt new laws that seem to work. Change is fundamental to how human logic works.