What is sygollism?

What are the 168 rules of categorical sygollism?

The 168 rules of categorical syllogism are formal guidelines in traditional logic that dictate valid inferences from premises to conclusions using categorical propositions. These rules categorize statements into universal or particular, affirmative or negative, and establish relationships between subjects and predicates. They help assess the validity of syllogisms, ensuring that conclusions logically follow from the premises. While these rules can be complex, they are foundational in the study of logic and reasoning.