Thank you very much!

That's a good possibility. I can see the. I'm also thinking that they weren't sure about the placement of the stone door. In the original model, you see that it's incredibly close to the left. Maybe that angle didn't work. Who knows.

Wow, that is tough to hear. Are you a veteran or are they inducting everyone. (Just curious, I'm a veteran you see, so if there's a war I'd likely get re-called if they need most men. While those that weren't in the army wouldn't). My heart truly is with you guys. I can imagine how devestating it is. Especially going to war against such a gruesome superpower, that still hasn't backed down after two years, must feel like David vs. Goliath. All the time I'm hoping that someone just ends it all. Makes Putin just retreat, go back to the original borders. Heck, even give back Crimea to the Ukrainians. It's gonna be a while until the next season comes along, but I'll be thinking of you. Stay strong.

@@Choekaas I have nothing in common with an army, moreover have a pacific tatto on my body. The thing is that there is a new mobilization law and all men over 25 years are required to go to war. I have many of friends who have already died against putin's shitty narrative which has no sense . We are all the same people on the planet, especially in bordered countries. The LOST show was translated on russian First channel back in 2008 as well as an Ukrainian ICTV channel. Personal for me putin is an Man in Black, a guy without clear purpose, just keep destroying everybody's life around. For sure there's no place for politics and such shit here, everything is gonna be alright. Your videos inspired me a lot back in 2022. It opened a new, deeper way of contemplating things. First I saw the LOST in 2006 when I was only 7 years old, my Older brother has shown it to me, saying: there's so much blood, you should have not see that! (about pilot scene) and there's so much mysteries. So the LOST show was a really mystery for me. I thought I understood everything back in 2010, caught a whole idea, and I had, but I was only a kid. Since there rewatching this show from time to time I discover new things for myself. And your channel describes all the LOST plot completely, including map characters movement, which gives fully systematically understanding of this show. Of course it has sacred moments of our life understanding which is individual for each person. Your work is unbelievable. Will wait till final season explanation

@@DenisNyashen What a beautiful and touching response! Thank you very much. I'm happy that I've created some comfort for you. I hope that the evil tyranny of Putin will stop and that you, and the Ukrainian will feel liberty, freedom and peace once more.

That's a brilliant point! I love this theory

The last time you commented was at the season 4 finale where you expressed frustrations about the wait, and I said to you then: It takes a lot of time to make these videos. This isn't my day-job. I work on these a few hours a week, often in the weekends when I have no plans. A video can take over a month to make. So of course there has to be a break.

I'm planning on it

Thanks. I'll mention how I see it. It's also going to be part of the "Post-Incident" video I'll release this summer. First of all, with Lost we have a certain area of miracles and pseudo-science, so the ideas might not work 100% in real-life. I think the key is what Daniel says before he died. "I think I can negate that energy". Detonating Jughead isn't to blow up the Island or destroy the Swan, but to nullify the energy. The Swan's energy was growing cataclysmically. We saw the dangers of it on September 22nd 2004. And Jughead is a hydrogen bomb. It would destroy everyone on the Island. But something did happen. We heard the explosion. Richard was supposed to say that all he saw was ashes and the original ending would be him seeing the explosion. Obviously The Swan got stabilized. At least temporarily, before they could install the computer. And obviosly there was no atomic blast on the Island. So the Jughead bomb nullified it all. There's a bunch of theories, much of it goes far beyond my scientific understanding, but atomic bombs behave differently in vacuum (there's a video on KZfaq called "What if we nuked the moon" which is about how different it would be). Anyway. The continued electromagnetic power at the pocket and the bomb negated each other. Like The Swan swallowed all the radiation (or at least only Juliet got the full dose, which wouldn't matter since she would die within an hour or something). There was an explosion. Like popping out trapped air in a vent in a large machine. If we use the analogy of the record player, the Jughead bomb negating the energy jumped the needle so it landed on 2007. From the writers perspective (they are not scientists), I think they just used the trope of energy absorption. Classical sci-fi/blockbuster trope. Bad guy has superpower. Good guy has device. They hit together. A blast happens. There is no end of the world. Both powers negated each other. I'm thinking of superhero stuff like Hulk (2003) with the antagonist absorbing power, growing bigger and bigger, until they had to nuke him and Hulk, or Peter Quill (a half-Celestial) being able to hold the Power stone with no explosions or dying. Or the more comedic "Mars Attacks" when they fire the nuke at the aliens, and there's some small explosion and fire, but the majority of it all is sucked into them in some balloon-like machine.

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Good point. How did the US military travel to the island?

Great video, btw!

Great theory!