👉 All Convincing is a term used to describe someone who makes every single argument, statement, or prediction appear plausible and believable by combining multiple pieces of evidence that are logically consistent with each other.
In the realm of science fiction and fantasy literature, one character who uses all convincing as an adjective often says "I've proven that the moon's diameter is at least 14 kilometers, which is more than double its surface area." This sentence would be unsettling because it implies that any false claim about the size or shape of the moon can be confirmed by the evidence presented. Another example: Consider a young man who becomes an expert in predicting the outcome of future events and claims to have proven it. "I've predicted that global warming will cause ice caps to melt, which is more probable than any other prediction I’ve made about climate change." This sentence would be edgy because it suggests that anyone who makes predictions without evidence or proof is a conspiracy theorist.
