You said, ""The Holocaust is evidenced to have happened" is a precisely what is being contested. You asserting that does not settle anything".
It is not clear how your attempt at an analogy is supposed to work. The history is true, because this associated document is true, makes sense, when it means that since the document has been verified and it is corroborated, then the history is true.Let's say you want to convert someone to a religion and you say "This religion is true because this associated holy text is true." That might make sense to those who already believe, but it doesn't work for anyone who doesn't already agree with you. It assumes that the person already believes in the holy text. It's useless as an argument.
The circular nature of your arguments is one reason why you have had zero success in your decade long crusade against revisionism.
More like I lost interest since arguing with you is about as productive as talking to the wall.
You tried to use AI, to prove I was wrong, and suspiciously found one result that seemed to suggest I was wrong. I tested your result with multiple AI's and found they all agreed I was correct, and you were wrong. Why should I accept I am wrong, when all the AI results show I am correct?Archie wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 4:05 pmMore like I lost interest since arguing with you is about as productive as talking to the wall.
Your interpretation of "argument from incredulity" is absurdly broad and leads to lots of false positives. You are wrong and you refuse to admit it. I'm not wasting any more time on this.
In Rudolf's case, AI determined that he was using incredulity. That is because of the volume of evidence and expert opinion which contradicts his chemical finding. AI is reasoning that it is far more likely there is an error in one person's calculations, minimal experimentation and conclusion, than there is with all the evidence and other expert opinion. AI thinks to a logical, final conclusion, which is mass gassings did take place, despite Rudolf's inability to work out how. You do not. You conclude that Rudolf must be correct, and all the contradictory evidence is lies or faulty, and expert opinion is wrong. But you leave it at that, with no conclusion as to what did happen.
HansHill asked;It is not valid when those people then declare, what they think is preposterous, did not happen.
The answer is explained here;Why?
Revisionists cannot get their heads around how it was possible to gas so many people, in gas chambers at various camps, as described by witnesses. They declare the witnesses to be preposterous and the evidence lacking. They cannot offer any contemporaneous evidence against gassings, such as an eyewitness who worked at an AR camp, who states that gassings did not happen and what did. Or documents recording mass transports back out of those camps, which would disprove the mass killing claims.AI overview.
"An "argument from incredulity," also known as an "argument from personal incredulity," is a logical fallacy that asserts a proposition is false simply because it is difficult to imagine, understand, or believe, rather than offering any real evidence against it."
I would add the example of "I cannot work out how mass gassings happened based on the witness descriptions, as some witnesses describe far too many people fitting inside a chamber, the gassings taking too little time, that a witness said diesel was used which would not work, there is insufficient ventilation or a lack of staining in the walls from Zyklon B"
Here's a more detailed explanation:
The Fallacy:
The core of the fallacy lies in assuming that something is untrue simply because it is hard to comprehend or contradicts personal beliefs or expectations.
Examples:
"I can't imagine how evolution could work, so it must be false."
"I don't understand how a computer can do all those things, so it's probably magic."
"It's difficult to fathom how mechanisms like mutation could produce complex new structures.
Revisionists try to present evidence why the proposition is false, such as a certain amount of people cannot fit inside a chamber. But that fails to take into account people are poor at estimating the size of crowds, so they likely overestimated how many people fitted inside the chamber. Another example, is the coke needed to cremate so many people. Revisionists cannot work out how so many corpses were cremated, apparently with so little coke. That is an opinion, rather than evidence, as the claim is not based on any experimentation. It is theory only and it fails to take into account German engineer descriptions of how the ovens workd.Why it's a fallacy:
Lack of Evidence: The argument relies on a personal inability to understand or believe something, rather than presenting any logical or empirical evidence to support the claim that the proposition is false.
Personal Bias: It can reflect a bias or a closed-mindedness towards alternative perspectives or explanations.
Unproven assumption: The argument assumes that because someone cannot understand something, it must be false, which is not a logical conclusion.
andPangaeaProxima wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 5:24 pm...before even starting to look at specific evidence (Or lack thereof)
That means, he's not addressing the arguments of the purported method in and of themselves, he's addressing at a macro level how stupid, preposterous, and silly it is. Therefore, this is not the argument from incredulity, because he hasn't even made those arguments (yet).PangaeaProxima wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 5:24 pmWhile debunking the details of the alleged gassings is certainly very laudable, unfortunately revisionists usually forget to point out how preposterous and absurd the concept is in principle.
He is denying there were gassings, claiming there is a lack of evidence (not true), which is not the argument from incredulity and that gassing is debunked, due preposterousness and absurdity, which is the argument from incredulity.HansHill wrote: ↑Mon Apr 07, 2025 5:10 pm Thanks for sticking to your containment thread. Now, how do i know you didn't read and / or understand the OP in that thread you linked?
Because you didn't realise he wasn't debating the details or the arguments for or against the gas chambers, as indicated here:
andPangaeaProxima wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 5:24 pm...before even starting to look at specific evidence (Or lack thereof)
That means, he's not addressing the arguments of the purported method in and of themselves, he's addressing at a macro level how stupid, preposterous, and silly it is. Therefore, this is not the argument from incredulity, because he hasn't even made those arguments (yet).PangaeaProxima wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 5:24 pmWhile debunking the details of the alleged gassings is certainly very laudable, unfortunately revisionists usually forget to point out how preposterous and absurd the concept is in principle.
And yes, I know you likely can't tell the difference, but we all can.
Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 2:40 pmThe offered tripe, is yours. The actual argument I make, which you are unable to counter, so you make up tripe, is;HansHill wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 2:17 pm Yet you are the same person who said:
Nessie: Green rebuts RudolfNessie wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 12:38 pm
I thought it was clear, what I was saying. I know that Green rebuts Rudolf, because of the evidence that homicidal gassings happened. I cannot make it any clearer or succinct than that. If you still do not understand, then I cannot help you, due to your inability to get to grips with evidencing.
HH: Why does Green rebut Rudolf?
Nessie: Because the gassings took place
Seems it's actually you who chooses to seek convergence when it suits, and when it doesn't, to offer tripe like the above.
Nessie: Green rebuts Rudolf
HH: Why does Green rebut Rudolf?
Nessie: Because the convergence of corroborating evidence proves the gassings took place, so Green must be correct.
Hall of famer right there. So darn proud to be right in the center of it!Archie wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 2:19 pm Cross-posting this beauty of a post here.
HansHill wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 2:17 pm Yet you are the same person who said:
Nessie: Green rebuts Rudolf
HH: Why does Green rebut Rudolf?
Nessie: Because the gassings took place
Seems it's actually you who chooses to seek convergence when it suits, and when it doesn't, to offer tripe like the above.
He said
I am not wrong. Regarding supposedly begging the question, Dr Patru failed to explain why.I mean, I’d say that he’s not wrong, although the argument begs the question.
I have not assumed the truth of the conclusion and I have not failed to provide actual evidence. You admit that;AI Overview
"Begging the question," in a formal logical sense, means an argument that assumes the truth of its conclusion as a premise, thus failing to provide actual evidence or justification for the conclusion.
Rudolf is wrong to say no gassings took place, because there is evidence that gassings took place. My conclusion is based on the evidence.Nessie: I believe Dr Green rebuts Rudolf
HH: Why do you believe this?
Nessie: Because of the evidence of gassings