The analogy is really off.Archie wrote: ↑Tue Aug 05, 2025 10:59 pm Nonresponsive.
Your only counterpoint is that we should believe the 300 mph if witnesses corroborate this. No. If X is false, it does not matter how many witnesses claim X. It is still false, and all of the witnesses are wrong. The testimonies on the cremation capacity are all over the place and they are uniformly too high.
See the table here. Many of them claimed around 10,000 per day which is just totally absurd.
https://holocaustencyclopedia.com/histo ... n-jan/826/
You failed to address the point about how Pressac dismisses this number as purely hypothetical and unrealistic.
You failed to address my point about the implications for the non-extermination camps.
First, nowhere have you shown me that it is impossible to have cremated 1,400 people per day in the larger crematorium. like with anything, you need to look at the holistic body of evidence and see what it points to. Very few people would have any sense or experience with actual numbers so obviously you have to take that with a grain of salt. The math I did is pretty basic and can get you to 1,400 per day without stretching.
The gassings lasted 32 months from late 1941 to spring of 1944. That's 960 days. At about 1,000,000 deaths overall, that only requires there to be about 1,000 deaths per day across the entire camp. It's not difficult to see how it mathematically could have worked with plenty of room to spare.