enumbs wrote:One of the most dispiriting things about this video for me was the number of fans who claimed to have their minds blown by this series of Info-Wars style logical leaps.
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enumbs wrote:One of the most dispiriting things about this video for me was the number of fans who claimed to have their minds blown by this series of Info-Wars style logical leaps.
It's got a slick presentation, and it was amusing to watch, but as to my feelings about the theory itself, to borrow some words from Lynch, "Bullshit. That's how I feel. Total. Fucking. Bullshit."AXX°N N. wrote:enumbs wrote:One of the most dispiriting things about this video for me was the number of fans who claimed to have their minds blown by this series of Info-Wars style logical leaps.Yup! I'm glad to see a pushback on that vid here too ... I left my own displeasure known in that reddit thread of the video that was otherwise a ton of swooning appraisals, and the dude attacked me personally at length. I saw quite a few people accuse him of egomania and I can't disagree, based on what I saw.
This. I was very surprised by the traction it gained. Good post enumbs! I was about to make a similar post when I first saw that vid. Someone using far-fetched reasoning like that will find all kinds of different patterns eventually.AXX°N N. wrote:Yup! I'm glad to see a pushback on that vid here too
same here. there were so many logical leaps and just plain inaccuracies and I had only the energy to call this guy out for egomania. thanks enumbs for actually refuting so many of his points. truly discouraging that got so much traction.AXX°N N. wrote:enumbs wrote:One of the most dispiriting things about this video for me was the number of fans who claimed to have their minds blown by this series of Info-Wars style logical leaps.Yup! I'm glad to see a pushback on that vid here too ... I left my own displeasure known in that reddit thread of the video that was otherwise a ton of swooning appraisals, and the dude attacked me personally at length. I saw quite a few people accuse him of egomania and I can't disagree, based on what I saw.
I think I have figured out exactly where those coordinates lead. "Jornado del Muerto" very close to the Trinity explosion site.
Very cool! There is also a Lincoln, New Mexico very close by and Lincoln National Forest. Ep. 8?eyeboogers wrote:
I think I have figured out exactly where those coordinates lead. "Jornado del Muerto" very close to the Trinity explosion site.
Do you have a source for this? It's really interesting.eyeboogers wrote:
I think I have figured out exactly where those coordinates lead. "Jornado del Muerto" very close to the Trinity explosion site.
"Jornado del Muerto/Dead Man's Journey" also being the original working title for "Twin Peaks: The Return" (according to Mark Frost).
It does appear to be right in that area! Recall that this is also where Parsons and Hubbard were enacting the Thelema ritual in the ‘40s in TSHoTP. Interesting. I have to wonder if it’s just a beautiful coincidence. We know Frost had very little involvement in FWWM, and I can’t imagine that this stuff was anywhere near Lynch’s mind (although he’s surprised me before).Trudy Chelgren wrote:Do you have a source for this? It's really interesting.eyeboogers wrote:
I think I have figured out exactly where those coordinates lead. "Jornado del Muerto" very close to the Trinity explosion site.
"Jornado del Muerto/Dead Man's Journey" also being the original working title for "Twin Peaks: The Return" (according to Mark Frost).
I believe this was from the Sam Esmail interview: https://m.soundcloud.com/thetalkhouse/esmail-frost-320LateReg wrote:I've read twice recently that Frost's original title was going to be Dead Man's Journey, and I believe you all obviously, but can someone link me the original article/interview?