Ford sees church buried. Starts digging. People say he dug up a town. Completely illogical to think he dug up THAT town?How does 'a' town translate to 'that' town. You guys stretching facts quite thin.
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Ford sees church buried. Starts digging. People say he dug up a town. Completely illogical to think he dug up THAT town?How does 'a' town translate to 'that' town. You guys stretching facts quite thin.
Ford sees church buried. Starts digging. People say he dug up a town. Completely illogical to think he dug up THAT town?
This probably also has to do with with the "recall" that the bots are facing, so farAccording to Jaynes, humans only developed the ability to think for themselves, consider their actions, and stand aware of their own awareness about 3,000 years ago. Before then, they took orders from voices inside their heads, which they believed to be deities. The left hemisphere of the brain would shout "jump" and the right hemisphere would say "how high?"
I meam it'd be no big deal since everyone would be doing itCan you imagine if memory was like re-living it? You start thinking of that hot piece of ass you got back in college and blow a load in your pants during a work meeting.
I did and am.Just have sex once and relive it everyday
OMG, that'd be the end of civilization and productivity.I meam it'd be no big deal since everyone would be doing it
OMG, that'd be the end of civilization and productivity.
What single-handedly proves the dual time period theory is the gun that Dolores reveals right before she, William, and Logan steal the nitro from the Union soldiers. It's at this moment that Logan says, "My, my. Look who's packing." If she wakes up holding the gun like many people believe then surely William or Logan would have said something. But they don't. The gun conveniently disappears until those three are equipped later on by El Lazo.
yes, when we say two timelines that is what we mean. not like, alternate realities or anything.I'm starting to think this is a single time line just Dolores is seeing things from previous time lines. With the techs conversation with Maeve about how her dreams are indistinguishable from reality. I think Dolores is roaming around by herself and everything with William are memories from her malfunctioning.
If you notice in the sweeping shots she is by herself and William randomly disappears.
Please elaborate. I have no idea what this means.
That was my impression also, but wasn't he talking to her on the phone when she got grabbed?
Goddamn, where'd you fucking come from? Giving Astrotard a run for his money here."I've been coming here for 30 years now and you still don't remember me. Why don't we reacquaint ourselves Dolores? Start at the beginning." If he hasn't been raping her for 30 years or however long that narrative of he getting raped has been going on. He's had almost constant interaction with her for 30 years. Now how does Delores end up with Billy after she shots that other host after Arnold tells her to 'kill him' when she has the flashback to the Man in Black rape scene?
Basically you two timeline idiots are done. Delores shouldn't be able to have a flashback to a memory with the Man in Black while with Billy as the Man in Black shouldn't exist in her memory at that time. One timeline, multiple narratives make things confusing.
She ostensibly runs into William after shooting the host in the barn. We then see her wake up holding the gun. This what most opponents cite as evidence against the theory. Once William enters the scene, the gun is not seen or referenced until their encounter with El Lazo in the following episode.