Our reasoning is based on grasping the straws, starting with drifting spider silk.

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The so-called deductive reasoning is the process of drawing specific statements or individual conclusions from the premise of generality or universality through deduction.

This sentence is a famous saying of alfred north whitehead (186 1- 1947), an English mathematician, logician and philosopher in the 19th century. Its contents are as follows:

In the study of ideas, it is necessary to remember that keeping a clear head comes from perceptual feeling, because it is a mist that covers up the confusion of facts. Insisting on clarity at all costs is entirely based on superstition about the operation mode of human intelligence. Our reasoning grasps the straw as the premise and floats on the gauze to make inferences.