Latitude 4.815 and longitude 162.342
link
4.81 5.162342 are the co-ordinates of the other side of the world which is on the coast of Nigeria, but the question is how did the nigerian drug plane get to the other side of the world?
nigeria link
Originally posted by: habib89
Originally posted by: TCPpacket
co-worker pointed this out to me, which was pretty cool. type in the following at maps.google.com, 4.815 162.342 (the numbers are coincidentally coordinates as well) and zoom out a bit. turns out these coordinates might be the position where the island is (flight path between austraila and los angeles).
couldn't find it on google maps..
Originally posted by: Homerboy
Wait wait wait
the wheel of Dahrma is 6 spoked.
There are 6 stations (Swan is #3)
Six Worlds
The six spokes divide the wheel into six sections which represent the Six Worlds (or Realms) of Existence. These Six Worlds are:
1. the World of Devas or Gods
2. the World of Asuras, Demigods, Titans, Fighting Demons
3. the World of Humans
4. the World of Animals
5. the World of Hungry Ghosts
6. the World of Hell
when this series ends they (the writers) has to write a book and explain all this sh!t
Originally posted by: Homerboy
So Rodriguez is one of "The Others", which leads you to believe that "The Others" are the ones from the tail piece (did the big black guy that beat them down and locked them up have an Aussie accent?). But how can she be part of "the Others" that the French lady talks about? Her "The Others" were there 16+years ago... And why are these people w/ Rodriquez so "savage". And the people with Jack etc so humane?
And did you notice in the Orientation video how the benefactor of the experiment they set up was this mysterious type guy way up high in the office building? Obviously this is some "evil" and dirty" experiment of somet nature.
I also think that the pirate/slave ship plays into it... so we have 1 island, we know a priate ship landed 100s of years ago on it, and a French science teams accidentally got ship wrecked on it? and a jet liner crash near it? And a boating/yacht accident? AND the drug runner plane? And this is the electormagnetic station? Hmmm something drawing unknowing participants towards the island? So that there is an endless cycle of lab rats?
Edit: oh, and we know for certain there are more stations to this experiment. I think he said "Swan is station 3, the electromagnetic station on this island" (paraphrased) So does that mean more islands? Or more stations on that 1 island.
And Jack is a pussy for pushing the button.
Originally posted by: Homerboy
Wait wait wait
the wheel of Dahrma is 6 spoked.
There are 6 stations (Swan is #3)
Six Worlds
The six spokes divide the wheel into six sections which represent the Six Worlds (or Realms) of Existence. These Six Worlds are:
1. the World of Devas or Gods
2. the World of Asuras, Demigods, Titans, Fighting Demons
3. the World of Humans
4. the World of Animals
5. the World of Hungry Ghosts
6. the World of Hell
when this series ends they (the writers) has to write a book and explain all this sh!t
but the dharma insignia is an octagon with 8 glyphs
Originally posted by: Homerboy
but the dharma insignia is an octagon with 8 glyphs
Yeah I caught that after I posted... still a real Darhma wheel is 6 sections
The Buddist wheel has 8 sections
That is the ONLY sure thing on the show.i think the writers are just fvcking with us
Originally posted by: dr150
Originally posted by: Homerboy
So Rodriguez is one of "The Others", which leads you to believe that "The Others" are the ones from the tail piece (did the big black guy that beat them down and locked them up have an Aussie accent?). But how can she be part of "the Others" that the French lady talks about? Her "The Others" were there 16+years ago... And why are these people w/ Rodriquez so "savage". And the people with Jack etc so humane?
And did you notice in the Orientation video how the benefactor of the experiment they set up was this mysterious type guy way up high in the office building? Obviously this is some "evil" and dirty" experiment of somet nature.
I also think that the pirate/slave ship plays into it... so we have 1 island, we know a priate ship landed 100s of years ago on it, and a French science teams accidentally got ship wrecked on it? and a jet liner crash near it? And a boating/yacht accident? AND the drug runner plane? And this is the electormagnetic station? Hmmm something drawing unknowing participants towards the island? So that there is an endless cycle of lab rats?
Edit: oh, and we know for certain there are more stations to this experiment. I think he said "Swan is station 3, the electromagnetic station on this island" (paraphrased) So does that mean more islands? Or more stations on that 1 island.
And Jack is a pussy for pushing the button.
Yup. I agree. This island is some sort of Bermuda Triangle effect/experiment.
HERE'S WHAT WILL HAPPEN:
1.) JJ Abrams wants to make it to syndication (i.e. millions).
2.) JJ and writers started with a premise for the pilot and enough episode stories for a season.
3.) The show becomes successful, and JJ/writers start inventing shyte to keep the series going until syndication. With only enough "answer gifts" to keep the people watching.
4.) JJ/writers start concoting so many questions and dead-end stories that the whole thing by series end is a mish-mash of contradicting, ill-thought out story lines.
5.) Viewership will fall as people become frustrated. JJ Abrams goal of making a movie will falter due to "unsatisfactory" viewership. So the final 2 hour made for TV episode will try to tie the most important story lines together in a mediocre "C" grade way. THE END.
CONCLUSION:
The show is a floating turd. The show, like the Matrix Trilogy or Twin Peaks will add so many unanswered clues that it'll end up in the failed cult classic trash bin.
Originally posted by: purbeast0
Originally posted by: sleepmachine
i will be watching with Chipotle in hand
fvcker now i might have to go there after i go workout!! i didnt plan on eating take out!
:|
- we know what the island is.
- we know the function of the monster.
- we know who built the hatch and why.
- we know who the others are and how they wound up on the island.
- we know the back-stories of our characters and the past transgressions that they will be working out in the crucible of the island.
- we knew how the first season would end well in advance and already know how the second will end as well.
- we know that we can?t hinge the endings of the third and fourth seasons on any particular revelations yet because we don?t know how long the series will last and have to time our disclosure of our secrets accordingly.
- we know why oceanic 815 crash landed on the island.
here are some other parts of our master plan:
- we invent stories for the daily life of the characters on the island on an ongoing basis because exploration of mythology alone doesn?t allow you to create compelling drama: with every episode we ask ourselves the question ?what?s going on in the island and how can we use that to show off the problems of our characters and reveal some of our mythological elements.?
- we allow ourselves the freedom to incorporate new ideas that improve and enhance our story (another example ? the moment the hatch appeared, we knew there?d be a person down there, but Desmond?s individual story did not develop until later).
- we know the show will end when we reveal the true makeup of the island and why our characters landed there.
Originally posted by: tangent1138
comments by a writer on Lost
- we know what the island is.
- we know the function of the monster.
- we know who built the hatch and why.
- we know who the others are and how they wound up on the island.
- we know the back-stories of our characters and the past transgressions that they will be working out in the crucible of the island.
- we knew how the first season would end well in advance and already know how the second will end as well.
- we know that we can?t hinge the endings of the third and fourth seasons on any particular revelations yet because we don?t know how long the series will last and have to time our disclosure of our secrets accordingly.
- we know why oceanic 815 crash landed on the island.
here are some other parts of our master plan:
- we invent stories for the daily life of the characters on the island on an ongoing basis because exploration of mythology alone doesn?t allow you to create compelling drama: with every episode we ask ourselves the question ?what?s going on in the island and how can we use that to show off the problems of our characters and reveal some of our mythological elements.?
- we allow ourselves the freedom to incorporate new ideas that improve and enhance our story (another example ? the moment the hatch appeared, we knew there?d be a person down there, but Desmond?s individual story did not develop until later).
- we know the show will end when we reveal the true makeup of the island and why our characters landed there.
Originally posted by: tangent1138
- we know the show will end when we reveal the true makeup of the island and why our characters landed there.
Originally posted by: fr
Sayid fixed that shot up computer in the dark in like...what...20 minutes?
There were replacement parts. He siad something like "the motherboard was replace..." I mean really, if you have replacement parts availavble, 20 minutes is no problem.Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Originally posted by: fr
Sayid fixed that shot up computer in the dark in like...what...20 minutes?
yup.
Originally posted by: tooltime
don't watch much tv and i don't think i would spend my time with lost. but now i am interested in at least checking it out...thanks for the post
Originally posted by: Muadib
http://thedharmainitiative.org/
Originally posted by: habib89
Originally posted by: Muadib
http://thedharmainitiative.org/
so what's up with that? anyone get to log in?