Korherr Report "Decoding" Instruction

[Stubble]

The so-called "facts of common knowledge" (that is, the victors' propaganda selected for posterity) didn't need to be proven at the Nuremberg show trials. They only needed to bestated with enough chutzpah. The magic of "judicial notice".

[ResearcherGuy]

The rail lines lacking the volume capacity where to the East once leaving the camp, different from the ones heading in from the West. Read carefully.

This isn't a comprehensible sentence. Are you reading your own posts carefully before posting, where you're making a point to insult people's reading comprehension?



After looking at the sentence diagram, you might want to stick to the AI for English.

Pretty easy to follow English. I misspelled were as where.

1) The rail lines lacking the volume capacity were to the East once leaving the camp
2) Different from the ones heading in from the West

Which of these are two hard for you to grasp?

[ResearcherGuy]

Impossible because "the mass gassing narrative is absolute horseshit," as you said on page 1 of this thread.

Are you claiming that those deported Jews were steamed to death at Treblinka II?

Never said how they died.

[Archie]

Impossible because "the mass gassing narrative is absolute horseshit," as you said on page 1 of this thread.

Are you claiming that those deported Jews were steamed to death at Treblinka II?

Never said how they died.

You think over a million Jews were killed at the AR camps but you don't think they were gassed? They were killed via some other totally unknown method? Totally incoherent and idiotic.

[Stubble]

Archie, hear me out, what if a sturmzuger was used on formula x-13 to teleport them to Telaviv?

[Archie]

> OP says he's in a "debate" with "someone"
> OP uses exact same "argument" structure as "someone"

This is LLM output, on top of the dishonesty, on top of the uncited wild goose chases, on top of the insults.

In the original version of the OP, it said, "here's this argument I got from the AI, what do you guys think?" and gave a long quote from the AI. He edited/rewrote it several times before I approved it.

[Eye of Zyclone]

Impossible because "the mass gassing narrative is absolute horseshit," as you said on page 1 of this thread.

Are you claiming that those deported Jews were steamed to death at Treblinka II?

Never said how they died.

Yeah, I know. You only need them dead to justify the huge colonial atrocity called Israel. The rest is just cheap pulp fiction literature...

[Eye of Zyclone]

Archie, hear me out, what if a sturmzuger was used on formula x-13 to teleport them to Telaviv?

[Stubble]

Archie, hear me out, what if a sturmzuger was used on formula x-13 to teleport them to Telaviv?

Wait, we actually have a photograph of it!

[Eye of Zyclone]

Wait, we actually have a photograph of it!

As you can see.
And pictures don't lie, as the old saying goes.

[Stubble]

Well, then, problem solved.

Stick a fork in 'er fellas, thread's done. EoZ just produced photographic evidence of the the mass teleportation program.

If it weren't for Hans Kohler and his tireless work on Zero Point Energy, and the development of substance x13, it wouldn't have been possible. Without this photograph, no one would believe that it happened. It explains everything though. The mystery of the magic self immollating disappearing jew has been solved. For some reason I was under the impression the teleportation looked like a volcano covered with Christmas trees.

As EoZ has said, pictures don't lie.

There you have it guys.

[Nazgul]

In the original version of the OP, it said, "here's this argument I got from the AI, what do you guys think?" and gave a long quote from the AI. He edited/rewrote it several times before I approved it.

One should never rely solely on an argument generated by AI. AI systems reproduce patterns from the material they have been trained on, and without careful prompting they tend to repeat prevailing interpretations rather than critically evaluate them. Used uncritically, they can simply echo dominant narratives.

That said, AI can be extremely useful when used properly. It is particularly effective at locating primary sources when specifically asked to do so. For example, I recently used it to help locate Hitler’s 1939 “Euthanasia Decree” (often referred to as the “mercy killing” authorization), which was signed by Adolf Hitler and formed the basis for what later became known as Aktion T4. Even when particular programs were officially halted, the legal and administrative questions surrounding such authorizations remain important subjects of historical study.

When discussing controversial historical topics, AI systems may apply safeguards that limit certain lines of argument. This can create the impression that alternative interpretations are being blocked, even when one is attempting to focus on primary-source material. Different AI platforms apply different moderation frameworks.

Where AI truly excels is in computation. It can perform complex calculations in seconds that might otherwise take hours — for example, statistical procedures such as analysis of variance (ANOVA) and other quantitative analyses.

Finally, AI can be useful as an editorial tool. After completing your own writing, you can ask it to improve clarity, structure, and flow while preserving your content. It is still important to proofread carefully, as many systems default to American spelling conventions unless instructed otherwise.