It's probably time for us to rediscover logic as a fundamental skill. But that's a prerequisite or corequisite to computational thinking.
When the only application is geometry, and they hate geometry, they won't care about the "tool" being used.
I think we made a great mistake by getting rid of them.
Anyway, my comment was a social commentary - it doesn't seem that pure logic is really what ultimately matters in human society, sadly. That is, if some other people are using logic wrong, you will also gain if you use it wrong in order to convince them.
Although I would also say that empiricism is much more important to rationalism (logic). There are many ideas that seem very logical, yet they are very bad, because people intuitively misunderstand some aspect of reality in their model.