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https://narimansadri.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/sophism.jpg1024576First, let’s understand what sophistry is: Sophistry is a claim that may seem true at first glance but, when measured against the rules of logic, turns out to be false. Sophistry is often used to mislead people and make them believe something that is not necessarily true. There are many people who, without any convincing evidence, try to make you accept what they say. On the other hand, there are also people whose intentions are not malicious, but they still present illogical arguments because they fail to understand the implications of the information they have.