That's what I was pointing out. When you cremate a body, 5-ish pounds is all you're left with. Meaning 15,000 tons, not "hundreds of thousands of tons."
Most large bones, skull, and teeth remain nearly intact and need to be pulverized further.
Yes. That's the material that makes up the 5lbs of mass. And 5lbs per body, allegedly spread out over 3 years, is easy to get rid of. That's why I said ash weight and volume is a poor argument.
Detailing the time, fuel, number of ovens, and effort needed to reduce 6 Million to complete ash, in order to create a concrete-like 80' x 80' x 80' cube is all you need to disprove the hoax.
uvulectomy 0 points 1.6 years ago
That's what I was pointing out. When you cremate a body, 5-ish pounds is all you're left with. Meaning 15,000 tons, not "hundreds of thousands of tons."
Yes. That's the material that makes up the 5lbs of mass. And 5lbs per body, allegedly spread out over 3 years, is easy to get rid of. That's why I said ash weight and volume is a poor argument.
That's....exactly what I said... Here is me doing so previously, in greater detail like, 4 years ago (although I used 100lbs as a baseline there).
And 5 years ago.
Here's the image from those comments.