This book is concerned with the topic - the pilgrims and fallacies -. In his book - The Art of Being Always Right - Arthur Shepenhower stands on examples of tricks that are relied upon when the needy parties quarrel with a certain annexation. Each party or one of them may seek to undermine its opponent by adopting various means related to statements and situations. The means of confusion are divided into those that adopt the language by using linguistic tricks such as concealing the intent, closing the phrase, using false introductions, folding some of them, and other ways to make the one who speaks passes his speech and makes his argument apparently acceptable.