Sophistic & Logic

This stratagem relies on an invalid use of the logical implication in formal logic. Admitting the premisses but denying the conclusion (T T -> F)

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"That's all very well in theory, but it won't do in practice." In this sophism you admit the premisses but deny the conclusion, in contradiction with a well-known rule of logic. The assertion is based upon an impossibility: what is right in theory must work in practice; and if it does not, there is a mistake in the theory; something has been overlooked and not allowed for; and, consequently, what is wrong in practice is wrong in theory too.