Many people dislike logic because what they say usually cannot withstand scrutiny.

One benefit of being able to recognize and address logical flaws is that it prevents us from unknowingly falling into logical misconceptions. It is one thing to “feel” that a logic is flawed, and quite another to specifically point out where the problem lies. This is similar to how a person might feel unwell but be unable to say exactly what illness they have; only after seeing a doctor does everything become clear.