It's the ordering principles behind semantic thought.

Some people think logic is an absolute, overarching property of reality, but I don't think so. You can't present any imaginary physical scenario in which logic itself is discovered to be violated. For example, take a square circle, or x!=x. What would that look like in reality, and if it were the case how would you possibly detect it? You couldn't. This shows that logic is not an observed or inferred property of reality but is tautological and represents only coherent thinking.