I've always had a greater fondness for the metaphorical over the
  logical in general, mostly because the human ability to use
  metaphor-as-descriptor is one of our greatest strengths.

  Logic is good for computers, but computers are capable of only a
  very tiny subset of human intelligence potential, so to me,
  sticking to analytical logic is a severe restriction on human
  capabilities.*

  But it's a preference. I do enjoy computer logic though when
  writing programs or working in Excel. There's no greater feeling
  to me than getting a set of inter-dependent formulas to cascade
  properly and generate the results I expect.

  But I don't expect Excel to wax poetic*smile emoticon

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