Then you don't know how to be logical. You may, occasionally, do so inadvertently when working in a field where you are constrained by something else that is derived form those laws (like mathematics) but that's about it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_thought

Those are what you learn on DAY ONE in a logic class - that's not logic yet, it's the basic building blocks. There's a lot more that comes after that, like knowing how to identify fallacies. Those can get complicated-  it's amazing how many people think every insult is an ad hominem attack - which proves that they actually don't know logic or how fallacies work.
An insult is ONLY an ad hominem attack if it is used INSTEAD of a proper counter-argument, not when used AS WELL AS one. Most fallacies are limited to scenarios where they are expressed "without other evidence".