Popular science big V washes white for 731 troops？ Delete blogs, apologize, and stop working permanently.
The "popular science" big V who were questioned as "whitewashing" for the Japanese 731 troops apologized for deleting blogs!
Popular science big v "rumors"
Be beaten in the face by hard evidence
On May 31st, a post "The human body is 70% water, which is the conclusion that the Japanese 731 troops have evaporated the living Chinese" attracted attention.
On May 31st, a member of Science Squirrel Club @Ent_evo, who has 4.25 million fans in Weibo, solemnly refuted the rumor that it was "unrealistic to evaporate living people to measure water content" and claimed that it was "unnecessary to add new atrocities to Unit 731 with rumors".
This remark subsequently aroused the anger of a large number of netizens and was questioned as stealing the concept. In fact, it was "washing the ground for atrocities".
On the evening of May 31st, the @ Science Squirrel Club also forwarded this so-called "rumor posting", claiming that the attention of netizens was "far from the original blog".
However, the cruel crime of "steaming people alive" by the Japanese invaders was not fabricated by Japanese netizens, but was recorded by Japanese writer Seiichi Morimura’s "The Feast of the Devil", which was a documentary work published by Seiichi Morimura after many investigations and interviews with Japanese veterans in China and China.
According to the first chapter of the book, the experiment was called "Drying Experiment", which was an insulting name for the victims who were forced to accept human experiments by the 731 troops. It means "log" in Japanese, and it means "experiment" by extension. ) tied to a chair, and then put it in a high-temperature drying room. In less than 15 hours, there is no more water in the body of "Marutai".
According to the book, the testimony of the former 731 troops said: "The body of’ Marutai’ has thus become a dry mummy … If you put it on the scale, the weight of the mummy is only 22% when it was alive … Experiments have proved that the water contained in the human body is 78%."
Previously, foreign media also filmed a documentary about the atrocities of the Japanese 731 troops. Russian media @ Today Russia RT had a direct interview with Shimizu Hideo, who was then an intern of the 731 troops. He confirmed that the 731 troops had indeed done a cruel experiment of "baking people alive", which was exactly the same as that described in Seiichi Morimura’s book.
It can be seen that the Japanese army 731 troops conducted the "live evaporation" experiment, which is conclusive!
Apologize for deleting blog from Popular Science University V:
Make a rash judgment based on impressions.
In the face of irrefutable evidence, @Ent_evo issued an apology today, saying that he made inappropriate and inaccurate remarks in the incident of "731 troops testing human water content", and now he has deeply realized his mistake.
The big V admitted in the article that he "rashly denied the 731 human water-containing experiment by impression" only from the perspective of loopholes in the experimental design, and did not verify more historical materials.
He also said that in order to correct his misunderstanding, he is going to go to the patriotic education base in Heilongjiang, such as the "Criminal Evidence Exhibition Hall of the 731 Japanese Invaders", and receive patriotic education again.
Science squirrel will apologize:
Weibo account will be permanently suspended.
Today, @ Science Squirrel Club also issued an apology statement, saying that due to poor internal management, front-line operators failed to carefully verify and consider the content and forwarded inappropriate remarks containing serious errors.
It indicates that the membership of the member (Ent_evo) will be permanently removed; Clear all the content comments made by the member in the past; Clear all the past contents of the official Weibo of the Scientific Squirrel Society, and permanently stop updating the Weibo account certified by the Society.
It is understood that the Science Squirrel Club is an online club of popular science authors, with more than 100 members, who are employed by universities, enterprises, media and other institutions.
Source of this article: Hangzhou Net
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