Logic.

What is logic? Or for that matter, the different logics. People may think differently, their logic not the same as others. But that's not what we're talking about now, right now we shall look into three "logics": logic, unlogic, and the rare inlogic.
You know logic and maaaaayyyyyyyyybe unlogic, which is supposed to be the "complete opposite" of logic. But inlogic is not the opposite of logic or unlogic, it is no logic. For if there is no logic, then there is no unlogic, but if there is no logic, then there exists inlogic.
As of now experts in philosophy (and random blabbering) have almost no clue what inlogic could include, any examples of inlogic, and the significance of inlogic. But if we have almost no clue, then that means that we have a little bit of a clue as to what it is, the examples and the significance. For example, take the universe. We don't really know how big the universe is, but outside of the universe there might exist inlogic for all matter is contained inside of the universe, and if there is nothing, then there is no logic which is actually inlogic. Now say that the universe will collapse and all life will be destroyed, then, if we could use our knowledge of inlogic and be able to harness it's probable powers, we could survive OUTSIDE of the universe and be able to keep humanity going, and not all die.
There are many frontiers that we have not explored yet, and many "logics" to discover, so bear wtih us as we explore THE DEEP FRONTIER. Or just incessantly babble random things.
~C