Commentary On: “Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique”

The authors of Articles #1 (A1) 1,2 , reaffirm the entirety of their previously published findings, including the assertion that classifying the Turin Shroud (TS) as a medieval artifact is epistemologically comparable to asserting that the Earth is flat.They express particular concern regarding the content of Article #2 (A2) 3 , which they regard as scientifically unsound, primarily due to its selective omission of data and evidence that contradict the conclusions it seeks to advance.

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Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.51219/mccrj/giulio-fanti/267
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Commentary On: “Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique”

Giulio Fanti, Carol Gregorek
Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal
Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Commentary On: “Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique”

Giulio Fanti, Carol Gregorek
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Abstract

The authors of Articles #1 (A1) 1,2 , reaffirm the entirety of their previously published findings, including the assertion that classifying the Turin Shroud (TS) as a medieval artifact is epistemologically comparable to asserting that the Earth is flat.They express particular concern regarding the content of Article #2 (A2) 3 , which they regard as scientifically unsound, primarily due to its selective omission of data and evidence that contradict the conclusions it seeks to advance.

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