Re: 'Grok' on Twitter/X
Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2025 10:36 am
Without reliable accounting for the wood, without HolocaustNessie wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 6:10 am
Grok reveals the issues with making conclusions from witness perception and a lack of documentary evidence. Mass pyres have the appearance of implausibility. But, if wood was delivered and not just cut locally and witness perception about the pyres is wrong, that explains the implausibility. Grok does not say it is impossible, rather than the scale is likely exaggerated, based on the limited evidence.
Hence, since mass pyres are evidenced by witnesses, circumstantial and archaeological evidence, revisionist incredulity is logically flawed.
What is evidenced to a witness is not evidenced to me. Jews are like that, they testify to something that only they saw and pass it on to their generations, just like the revelation at Sinai
But we are rational, we will not take refuge in the subjectivity of witnesses and anecdotal testimonies.
A Jew reading Luke 1 to disbelieve in Jesus would say that the witnesses were emulating, you cannot trust the eyeball, it is the brain that sees, you cannot trust transmission because each one saw in a different way and interpreted in a different way, putting it in order would not make a difference because it is the order of subjectivity and so there is no way to be completely certain, that is why Luke is thrown out. But for the Holocaust all this is valid.