Nessie has clearly been "triggered" by this recent Wiki article, which is unfortunate (for Nessie). Rudolf's "The Chemistry of Auschwitz" remains the most comprehensive and authoritative forensic analysis of any alleged 'homicidal gas chambers' to-date. Nothing Nessie has said here (or anywhere) so much as puts a dent in Rudolf's core findings and assertions, which are meaningful and compelling in the eyes of any honest, informed, thinking person.Nessie wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 10:16 am Revisionists are reluctant to deal with their lack of training and expertise.
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"Selective Expertise: There's an accusation that only expert opinions that align with the exterminationist view are given credence, while contributions from experts like Rudolf are marginalized or altogether ignored."
That is a misrepresentation of why some experts and accepted with a greater credence than others, probably brought about, ironically, by the author of the article's lack of training and expertise.
The selectiveness of expertise opinion is based on what is evidenced. If an expert's opinion aligns with other evidence, it has greater credence over an expert whose opinion is contrary to the evidence. Gassings are evidenced to have taken place. Deniers cannot evidence something else took place, let alone agree on what happened. That means an expert such as Rudolf is marginalised, because he has no supporting contemporaneous evidence. He does not even attempt to try and evidence what happened instead of gassings.
That won't be really testable anyway. And I recall this being a cop-out whenever an unproven or even unprovable thesis was was pushed. The "All experts agree" and "You are not an expert". pseudo-arguments, which a knowledgeable person can easily recognize as fallacies of logic. Problem is that most laymen won't. In fact you need to be clued up with logic or even epistemology to spot those problems, something even most academics are not....
Most people treat science as an entity above good and evil. If the best scientists have decided that it is so, then so be it.Hektor wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 12:58 pmThat won't be really testable anyway. And I recall this being a cop-out whenever an unproven or even unprovable thesis was was pushed. The "All experts agree" and "You are not an expert". pseudo-arguments, which a knowledgeable person can easily recognize as fallacies of logic. Problem is that most laymen won't. In fact you need to be clued up with logic or even epistemology to spot those problems, something even most academics are not....
History degree and I was in the police where I was a detective for a few years and completed various witness interview courses, which is why I talk a lot about witness behaviour.
"The Chemistry of Auschwitz" is a sophisticated argument from incredulity. Just because he cannot work out how gassings were possible, does not therefore they did not happen.Callafangers wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 10:21 am ...
Nessie has clearly been "triggered" by this recent Wiki article, which is unfortunate (for Nessie). Rudolf's "The Chemistry of Auschwitz" remains the most comprehensive and authoritative forensic analysis of any alleged 'homicidal gas chambers' to-date. Nothing Nessie has said here (or anywhere) so much as puts a dent in Rudolf's core findings and assertions, which are meaningful and compelling in the eyes of any honest, informed, thinking person.
There is not much else to add, here.
That is the theory. Any scientist knows that no matter how compelling the theory, it then needs to be tested. That means exposing Zyklon B to walls as found in the Kremas, replicating as closely as possible the descriptions of gassings, to see what the residue is.
But they won't let you do it and we know who, in the same way that they don't allow you to turn over the earth of these Reinhardt camps and those who decide to do it themselves, their results will not be accepted because it didn't go through peer testing or the experiment was contaminated to reach a predetermined result or it wasn't able to appear in Science or Nature.Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 3:47 pmThat is the theory. Any scientist knows that no matter how compelling the theory, it then needs to be tested. That means exposing Zyklon B to walls as found in the Kremas, replicating as closely as possible the descriptions of gassings, to see what the residue is.
Conspiracists excuses to dodge having to evidence a theory. All revisionists have are theories, that they cannot evidence.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2025 2:54 amBut they won't let you do it and we know who, in the same way that they don't allow you to turn over the earth of these Reinhardt camps and those who decide to do it themselves, their results will not be accepted because it didn't go through peer testing or the experiment was contaminated to reach a predetermined result or it wasn't able to appear in Science or Nature.Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 3:47 pmThat is the theory. Any scientist knows that no matter how compelling the theory, it then needs to be tested. That means exposing Zyklon B to walls as found in the Kremas, replicating as closely as possible the descriptions of gassings, to see what the residue is.
That is not a theory, it is a hypothesis. A theory is the highest order of proof possible but open to change as more evidence is exposed. The knowledge of cyanide is well known, no more tests need to be done.Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 3:47 pm
That is the theory. Any scientist knows that no matter how compelling the theory, it then needs to be tested. That means exposing Zyklon B to walls as found in the Kremas, replicating as closely as possible the descriptions of gassings, to see what the residue is.
Revisionists have completed some testing regarding residues in the Krema I and II walls, hence it is a theory. Rudolf admits in "The Chemistry of Auschwitz" that the theory is not yet definitively proved, it may be wrong and he lists more work that is needed. But he and Leuchter are sure their theory is correct, based on their test results. The obvious further experimentation that is needed, is to replicate the conditions inside the gas chambers as best as possible and repeatedly expose to gas.Nazgul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2025 8:31 amThat is not a theory, it is a hypothesis. A theory is the highest order of proof possible but open to change as more evidence is exposed. The knowledge of cyanide is well known, no more tests need to be done.Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 3:47 pm
That is the theory. Any scientist knows that no matter how compelling the theory, it then needs to be tested. That means exposing Zyklon B to walls as found in the Kremas, replicating as closely as possible the descriptions of gassings, to see what the residue is.
A scientific theory is a well-supported explanation of a natural phenomenon that has been tested and verified. It's based on observations and evidence, and it can be used to make predictions. When discussing science do not use the layman term of "theory". You do not understand what a "theory" is but use the layman term. You clearly have no scientific education. How can you say, with no training, no academic credentials apart from history, to state that the work is to a poor standard. Your opinion has a very low value as you have limited acumen to process such information. It reminds me of a 12 year old saying calculus is dumb when he can barely count to 10.Nessie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2025 8:43 am Revisionists have completed some testing regarding residues in the Krema I and II walls, hence it is a theory.
Typically for revisionists, their level of evidence gathering and academic work, is to a poor standard and that even applies to revisionists who have some training.