LOST: What's real, what's fiction

dayzero · 02-17-2010, 07:36 PM

Great post - I agree with you, [and disagree with the other posts]

Lost is amazing, and I believe has been 'manifested' in such
'co-incidental' ways [if you follow the production, which I do]
that it's a brilliant litmus of our new-found abilities to
re-write and incept reality and legends. IMHO.

and btw they eclipse most 'radical' ideas on forums like this,
they certainly don't draw from them.

these places are used as culture-tests, a bit like project serpo

I reckon Lapides is a candidate because he looks like
Samuel............................................ ........?

the producers say it's not alternate realities...

I reckon it's war between parallel realities....

we shall see..

trainedobserver · 02-17-2010, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by dayzero

...and btw they eclipse most 'radical' ideas on forums like this,
they certainly don't draw from them...

Sure they don't. Chris Carter was lying obviously. My writer friends are lying to me too. That's what I get for trying to interject some real information into a discussion. Sheesh.

02-17-2010, 07:36 PM	#1
dayzero Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Southern England Posts: 458	Re: LOST: What's real, what's fiction Great post - I agree with you, [and disagree with the other posts] Lost is amazing, and I believe has been 'manifested' in such 'co-incidental' ways [if you follow the production, which I do] that it's a brilliant litmus of our new-found abilities to re-write and incept reality and legends. IMHO. and btw they eclipse most 'radical' ideas on forums like this, they certainly don't draw from them. these places are used as culture-tests, a bit like project serpo I reckon Lapides is a candidate because he looks like Samuel............................................ ........? the producers say it's not alternate realities... I reckon it's war between parallel realities.... we shall see..