Illogical
Thinking
Thinking adjective - Having the ability to reason.
Usage example: it's surprising to find thinking people who believe such nonsense
Both words in one sentence
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Evil Jim at one point lampshades the illogical nature of the 'copy that stands for everything the hero doesn't.'Jim: I've been thinking about this whole "exact opposite" thing.
- In other cases, this is because the dumbass isn't willing to rule out an option due to thinking it illogical at first, or lacks knowledge of something that would limit more intelligent characters' thinking and cause them to rule out the correct idea.
Source: Dumbass Has a Point -
Some puzzles still require rather illogical thinking, though.
Source: Moon Logic Puzzle
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