[ SECRET POST #6056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6056 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What is the fridge logic test?

[(Anonymous)]

Fridge Logic is when something about the story (plot, worldbuilding, etc) doesn't make logical sense if you stop and think about it. It's basically another way of saying "does this story have any plotholes?"

The problem is that fans will find a way to say anything that they dislike makes no sense, ie. is an example of Fridge Logic. They also frequently ignore genre conventions to do it in a way that shows less competence in worldbuilding and storytelling than whatever the author wrote. A common example is soft sci-fi being called out because something about fictional technology used in it is incompatible with real science. But the thing is, the writers know that. It's not supposed to be realistically scientific. It's Space Wizardry under another name, this is not meant to be a secret and no reader is clever for "discovering" this "Fridge Logic."

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, thank you for explaining. I thought for a minute it was another way of talking about fridging characters but that didn't make sense in context. xD

[(Anonymous)]

I believe the "fridge" part comes from when you are watching something on tv you accept the nonsense and enjoy it, but when you step away to get a snack, as you stand in front of the fridge you think about what you just watched and suddenly realize it made no sense.