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All thought has the logical form of reality [Wittgenstein]
     Full Idea: Thought must have the logical form of reality if it is to be thought at all.
     From: Ludwig Wittgenstein (Lectures 1930-32 (student notes) [1931], A V.1)
     A reaction: This links nicely the idea that true thoughts somehow share the structure of what they refer to, with the idea of logical form in logic. But maybe logical form is a fiction we offer in order to obtain a spurious map of reality.