An abstract goalpost would be the argument that the opponent maintains. Argument A will never be proven wrong This syndrome is a fallacy because one must say what he or she means. Continual use of this means the speaker's defeat conditions are easily met because the speaker probably knows he or she is wrong, or is using such a nebulous argument that its premises can be changed at whim. Our company should move in the direction of mouse trap development. But that won't bring any profit.
Bats are the best creatures.
They're nice and black. Not all are black. In fact, they're usually brown. Well, they're nice and brown then, and that's why I like them.