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I think this post by Chad bears repeating at this point in the game, given the Hanso Foundation stuff, especially reviewing that site that Benjamin posted:
My theory here is that at one point in the future, a ship or facility made by humans will crack timespace, and drag reality-altering properties out of that crack and unto the world. Kind of like God getting trapped inside hir own creation. The numbers of the ship are universal constants and code probably associated the cracking process. Walt isn't brought to the island becasue off his ability, his ability is his because he will go to the island one day. Cause and effect go backward. I anticipate that he knows things he ought not to, like time isn't structured quite as linearly as the rest.
Also, consider the clues: The polar bears are wrought from a Green Lantern(imagination by willpower) comic. "A Wrinkle in Time" is the book Sawyer will read to Claire's baby to keep it content. Black and White stones, gamepieces. Magic Mirror and Anti-Mirror. Inside and Outside, backward and forward.
This is some heavy shit for ABC. So I don't think I'm absolutely right.
Chad, I think you are probably exactly right. The "incident" that the orientation film referred to was possibly your "cracking timespace" event.
I couldn't quite get behind the theory originally, but I'm liking it more now. |
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