Skip to content

From mathematics and computing to philosophy, logic plays an incredible role as what sets humans apart from most other species of animal. World Logic Day provides an opportunity for the best and brightest minds from all over the globe to unite over the topic of logic!

How to Celebrate World Logic Day

Trying to think logically about different ways to join in on the fun and celebrate World Logic Day? Take a look at some of these ideas, or get creative and puzzle out some new ones of your own!

Attend World Logic Day Events

Whether sponsored by companies, non-profit organizations, educational institutions or others, World Logic Day is a great time to get more connected with the ideas behind logic.

Join in on forums, webinars, workshops, lectures and others activities that are hosted around the theme of logic.

Enjoy Logic Games and Puzzles

Those who may not be quite as invested in the idea of attending an academic seminar are still invited to celebrate World Logic Day!

Individuals can take part by finding some logic games in a puzzle book or online and completing them. Others might want to make a party of it and invite friends over to play some logic based board games, like Chess, Ticket to Ride, or Cryptid.

Celebrate World Logic Day with Kids

Parents and teachers can take advantage of World Logic Day as an opportunity to promote logic to their children.

Build logic into lessons, perform science experiments, encourage problem-solving and, most of all, make it a practice to ask the question “why?” and let the kids postulate about the answers!

Watch a Film for World Logic Day

While some people may not consider themselves particularly logical, it’s a skill that can be built.

One way might be by reading a book or watching a movie that prompts the audience to think differently or see the world in a unique manner.

Take a look at some of these titles for World Logic Day:

  • A Beautiful Mind (2001)
  • The Matrix (1999)
  • Inception (2010)
  • The Oxford Murders (2008)

History of World Logic Day

Started in 2019 through the efforts of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), this event was founded in collaboration with the International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences (CIPHS).

The inaugural celebration of World Logic Day took place in more than 60 sponsored locations worldwide. Each year, the event seems to grow and change, adding unique elements such as the launch of the Women in Logic (WiL) website in 2022, as well as additional events celebrated throughout the globe.

World Logic Day’s date for celebration was chosen to honor two different important and distinctive figures in the world of logic.

January 14, 1978 marked the death of famous Austro-Hungarian logician, mathematician and philosopher, Kurt Gödel. Also, January 14, 1901 honors the birthdate of Polish-American logician and mathematician, Alfred Tarski.

The idea behind World Logic Day is to shine a light on the different aspects of logic among humans, including its intellectual history and conceptual significance along with its rather practical implications for the world and life.

Also on ...

View all holidays

National Dress Up Your Pet Day

Set up a literal catwalk and treat your furry friends to some safe, comfortable fashion, organize a fun photo shoot or go all out with matching outfits.

National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day

Tender slices of meat piled high on rye bread and topped with mustard. One bite and you'll be transported to the heart of New York City.

National Shop for Travel Day

There's never been a better time to let that imagination run wild with anticipation and eagerness regarding planning a trip or a holiday.

View all holidays

We think you may also like...

National Learn Your Name In Morse Code Day

Discover the dots and dashes that make you unique - it's like a secret code that connects you to history's great communicators.

World Tessellation Day

Try creating your own tessellation using paper, pen, and scissors to help wrap your mind around these strange and fascinating math-based patterns.

Calendar

Join the community!

Password requirements

  • At least one capital letter
  • At least one lowercase letter
  • At least one number
  • 8 or more characters

Welcome back!

Log in to get personalized recommendations, follow events and topics you love, and never miss a day again!