Are you logical, or open minded?

I am very logical about having an open mind.

You don't seem to know what logical and open-minded mean.

For example, if I have a problem that I can't solve myself, I can ask my friends for their opinion on the matter. That's both open-minded and logical. If I don't have all the needed information myself, it's logical to be open-minded and ask others.

The terms you were looking for were "close-minded" and "open-minded".

Opposite of logical is illogical (or more broadly irrational)

I agree with misca. Logic isn't any form of opposing force to open-mindedness.

Logic is just forming conclusions based upon facts and things that you can observe, no matter what conclusions these would be.

Being open-minded is simply keeping an open view of the world and being able to accept other ideas.

So being logical requires you to be open-minded but being open-minded does not actually require logic.

Based on the description on this thread open-minded means gullible and/or stupid.

And based on people who I have met who say to me things like "you're not open-minded" simply because I don't agree with, or like a particular thing, I have to agree with your description.

OP is a Moron.

I have an open mind about being logical and logical to know to have an open mind.

I consider myself very open-minded. I believe people should be free to make their own choices if they don't harm others (religion, sexual orientation, politics, opinions & personal choices) and I prefer to look at things on a case-by-base basis, looking to individual stories and specific scenarios rather than blanketing things with more broad, black and white beliefs.

However, I don't see how this is opposite to logic. I like logic and both use and respect its application. Maybe I don't quite understand the question correctly, because I don't believe in heaven, hell, religion, or supernatural events?

Open-mindedness does not exist, it's paradoxical.

Scatterbrained

People on here tend to think being offended equals to being correct...

It is possible to be both. It is a big, to have an open mind, but a little logic is necessary.

I think it's both illogical and close-minded to say that the two are mutually exclusive. I think it's logical to be open-minded.

You can form logical opinions and still be open-minded to the views and input of people who have reached different logical opinions. That is what I am.

Same as everyone; a bit of both. I can work things out from pure thought (requiring no observation) but I can also based my assumption on what I observe.

There is no such thing as logic. And if there is, then define it.

I'm a little bit of both. I can be logical if I have to be, but that doesn't stop me from having an open mind.

What about equal amounts of obthe?