Judgment: Weighing the Truth We’ve looked at perception, how we take in the world and ideas, as well as how we interpret what we perceive. Now comes the next operation of the mind, one that separates truth from assumption: Judgment . Isaac Watts lays it out plainly. In Logic; or, The Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry After Truth  (1725), he writes: “An act of judgment is called a proposition, and it consists in joining or disjoining two ideas by affirmation or negation.” Wat

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