Whats a better way to phrase “inhumane logic”

What’s a better way to express “inhumane logic”? I’m specifically referring to the context of A Modest Proposal. My teacher has assigned us to write a short essay on either A Modest Proposal or The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas, and I’m having difficulty with my phrasing.

So far, I’ve written: “A Modest Proposal is a satirical essay that highlights the cruelty and indifference towards the impoverished Irish population. The essay utilizes a blend of cruel reasoning and extrapolates the consequences.” I’m having trouble with that last part and can’t seem to find the right words. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions!

One Reply to “Whats a better way to phrase “inhumane logic””

  1. You might consider rephrasing “inhuman logic” to better convey the idea of a cold, detached rationale that lacks empathy. Here are a few alternatives you could use:

    1. “cruel rationale”
    2. “callous reasoning”
    3. “heartless logic”
    4. “inhuman reasoning”
    5. “detached reasoning”
    6. “merciless calculations”

    For example, you could revise your sentence to say: “The essay uses a combination of heartless logic and extrapolating the results.” This maintains the meaning while providing a fresh phrasing.

    If you want to refine the last part of your sentence, you could say: “The essay employs a mix of callous reasoning and a chilling extrapolation of consequences.” This makes the overall statement a bit more fluid and impactful.

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