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2013-01-18, 06:07 | Link #707 | |
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As for Bermuda-triangle, all disappeared planes and ships happened to sail and fly during terrible weather condition. It's no wonder they all sink into the bottom of sea, never to be found. There are tons of planes and ships that cross through the triangle without problem. |
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2013-01-18, 08:44 | Link #708 | |
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who cloned them? Sengoku mother. how they're cloned? Using same way they cloned extincted animals. Anyway >>>> I would rather it to be time travel. |
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2013-01-18, 08:55 | Link #709 |
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As said, it's impossible to perfectly clone subject with all it's memories. If it is your dear cloning then what the hell is this?
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2013-01-18, 09:30 | Link #710 | |
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Why were they cloned? Why on the island? Why do they have to fight for survival? Why do they have their memories? Why the "crash"? Why after so many years? Unless somebody can make sense of all these, I'm calling BS on this cloning business. |
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2013-01-18, 09:56 | Link #711 | |
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It's absurd to think you could take an amalgamation of human DNA and then out pops long dead son plus everyone else who just happened to be on the plane. Maybe if the plane had been secretly recovered and they got DNA sampled from the bodies I could possibly see the whole clone scenario, but with the data on hand right now it really seems like the long shot idea.
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2013-01-18, 11:35 | Link #713 |
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I think the best evidence that they are not clone is the data on Mariya's laptop.
I mean, how can someone know what files/program/data are in that laptop in the day of accident and make a copy of it with the same files/programs/data inside. If there is any difference, Mariya ,in case we assume that he is a clone with original's memory, must notice it. Another thing is the picture/video from field trip on Camera.
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2013-01-18, 14:58 | Link #714 |
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I don't know what chapter 184 you read, but they said it would take another 100 years before the island got to its current size. This was when the mother was like 80 or so. So I don't think it could have been the mother
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2013-01-18, 15:01 | Link #715 | |
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I'm not really into cloning plot either, but I must say that it's pretty interesting idea.
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2013-01-18, 15:05 | Link #716 |
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except why would people 100 years care about that? The cloning angle has waaaay too many points against it
a) why? b) how come they all have their clothes on and are in a plane somewhere? shouldn't they be in a cloning vat or something? c) who put them there in the plane? d) considering most of the people on the island died ages ago, who put them in the plane?
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2013-01-18, 15:12 | Link #717 |
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It's one probability that might actually happens. By that, I mean that people in the future might actually still do thing based on Sengoku's mother data because they respect her. Also, wouldn't cloning humans with artificial memories (assuming that most of the characters we know are a clone) is a pinnacle of research?
Oh and I did say 'ignoring all technical aspects' so that includes why they're in plane and stuffs like 'how the fuck did they manage to clone them in the first place?'.
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2013-01-18, 16:00 | Link #719 |
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Then maybe that's not the correct term? My english isn't that good to begin with anyway
To put it simply, what I meant is that if we ignore all the stuffs that should've happened if we put cloning into consideration then that theory is actually pretty interesting for me. By 'what should've happened', I mean the way how they could get the data for all the passengers including their memories; how the clone actually successful; how most of them were put in the plane before they supposedly woke up and how they suddenly wake up at the same time and at the same place hundreds of years after the island was created... Ignore all of that and we can just say that by methods A and for reasons B, they are cloned. Then all of the clones were put inside the plane and now roaming through the island. Of course most people wouldn't like that and will outright hate it because of...well, many reasons that I believe you guys could think of to refute this theory. That's probably one of the reason why I don't like this theory very much...also coupled with the fact that this manga will end soon, I can't really see how they will cover this clone plot (if there are any) in one single chapter without destroying the climax. Oh, I don't really like it but I still think it's interesting. I mean, I never thought that possibility exists at all while reading this series. Someone who brought it up really brings me into a new perspective. If the manga wouldn't end soon, I might find myself imagining how this clone plot will effect the whole plots and characters in it.
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2013-01-18, 16:14 | Link #720 |
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Remember Fullmetal Alchemist when Al was worried he was not real and Ed had implanted fake memories in him? It does not matter whether memories of the plane trip are accurate, just whether they are consistent. What is on the laptop is what Maiya-clone thinks will be there. So if one guy thinks he is Yakuza or a disgraced doctor or class president, then that's what they are.
On the question of why, I think it is obvious. The old man wants sweet little Miina back and Mom wants her boy to live again. Now ask why for the other option. Why spend 60 trillion yen mostly to build an island when the cloning of ancient DNA is the technical problem in bringing back prehistoric beasts? Why else does Mom change the program to include edible plants if humans are not meant to survive there? So either: 1) An advanced cloning and memory manipulation process was developed to bring all the passengers back to life as a by-product of the Jurassic Park plan. Why would you ever place these precious souls in such extreme danger? Even if the plane crash is fake, who placed the clones inside the plane? The facilities are all decrepit. How are the clones just now waking? 2) Somehow the location of the timeslip is known so the island is built there. What is the timeslip/black hole seen on the plane? Why would you build the island with mountains instead of with runways if you were expecting a distressed plane? Even if you don't know when the plane will emerge, why is there no system to alert authorities? Obviously some disaster overcame the scientists. Has this affected the outside world? Who is Hades? |
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