>logic should be intrinsic/is intrinsic
It's always people who have studied zero logic who say this.

>>509840585
Your idea is very colored by the notion you hold that logic is intrinsic. That's the first part you need to start questioning. Just take any of the links I posted and study it, put your ego away, it's like you want to remain ignorant because if you were to find out that it's not intrinsic then that would strike at your pride, you want to be able to say that you studied no logic. Like wow you can bench press 100kg and you didn't even exercise once in your life? This is a worthless mentality to have. So no the dunning kruger thing is a bad analogy. Why are you so offended by the notion that perhaps for all of us a large percentage of our thoughts are conditioned responses to stimuli? I think studying logic is one thing that will cure this mentality. Meditation helps too. You are not your thoughts. That's a fundamental realization to make to start this journey toward improving your mind. I noticed in myself that both studying logic and meditation helped with this.

>>509737362
No, they removed it in the 1950s when the West was almost entirely white. They started phasing out logic from the education for the masses even before that, Euclid's Elements was the last vestige of logic, they did away with it in the 1950s, then the project was complete.