Java, on the other hand, is an imperative, object-oriented programming language. It is not designed with logical programming in mind, and sacrificing logical programming in Java might not be a meaningful concept since Java isn't built to support logical programming paradigms.

If you are interested in logical programming, you might want to explore languages like Prolog or systems like Answer Set Programming (ASP), which are specifically designed for such paradigms. If you have a specific goal or scenario in mind, feel free to provide more details, and I can try to offer more tailored guidance.