I am wrong, but confident.

While I do not think that it always is, I think that J.W. Krutch is right that logic can be "the art of going wrong with confidence." At its base, logic is forming connections between objects or occurrences in order to justify or predict outcomes, something that sounds, well, logical. It is often said that while two of the same thing is a coincidence that three connotes a pattern, and, again, that makes logical sense - but it is not the end-all-be-all. When assessing something, anything, it is important to not only look at the logic based on facts, but to look at each thing as an individual as well in order to form a more holistic view. Logic does, often, work and make sense, but in the cases where it doesn't quite follow or apply, those using logic have the excuse of "Well, logic dictates..." to hide behind; a false sense of confidence that can often fool others into assuming that they're right.