Another Number theory (not again)
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By TheHolyStickman
- Another Number theory (not again)
- Created: Mar 24, 2008
- Last updated: Aug 14, 2008
- After episode: 3.22: Through The Looking Glass
- Status: Current
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“Maybe they signify something thats important.”
— TheHolyStickman
Ok;
I dont think I’ve ever actually done a number theory but here goes. I was thinking about lost (as usual) and then ths just clicked what if the numbers dont actually mean one thing. Maybe they signify something thats important. Think about it the hatch 4,8,15,16,23,42 on the cover (very important) The flight 8,15 (Important) That time unstick thing that Daniel has has to be set at 23,42 (but if it was really important then it would have to oscillating at say 15 or 16 hurtz instead of 11).
Ok think about. Thinking. By god he’s right they cry. Look it up for yourselfs im sure you could find some good ones.
Before i go i just want to say this. I have thought Hurley was important right from the start, but with no basis to this theory and now I do. Hurley is deeply imvolved with the numbers, though not so much recently, so if my theory is correct then Hurley is a very important man.
i think we know that they mean more than one thing, the numbers revolve around the outcome of the show i believe…
The numbers are already explained as the core answer from the Valenzetti Equation, in the Sri Lanka video, nice try though…
also when locke goes to the safety deposit box get the money for his dad the number of the box is 1516
Another reference we have flight 815 (8 and 15) and it left from gate 23. I was curious if anyone else picked this up or would know how the other numbers filled in with the flight.
what if the o6 were in seat numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42. Just a thought though.
There are lots of good, and several bad number theories on the site, check them out.
yes the planes seat rows end at 42…???
Jack was inthe 23rd row, Kate was in the 27th, AnaLucia was in 42nd, Charlie in the 29th, Shannon and Boone in the 9th, Locke in the 24th. I don’t really think the rows have anything to do with who gets off the island, or Kate would have been seated elsewhere.