👉 A proof-like concept refers to a situation or argument where one party presents a case that is similar in nature to another party's case, but with specific details and elements that make it more likely for the first party's case to be accepted. This type of argumentation often involves drawing parallels between two situations or arguments, such as comparing apples to oranges. In legal contexts, proof-like arguments are particularly useful when presenting cases where one side relies heavily on their own evidence while the other party is relying solely
