Hurley: Dudes! I was playing with the radio that Sayid was fixing up. And for a second it tuned into something… I think it was news. It said the Red Sox won the World Series this year!
Jack: That’s it. Everything’s so clear now. We all died in the crash, and this place isn’t reality. It’s the only possible explanation.
I’m not disagreeing with you, but I’ve just about gone deaf listening to it over and over again and I could easily be convinced either way. Are you sure that that’s not just what you want to hear?
I’ll have to pay attention when I do me re-watch. This site* has the transcripts, but the most recent episode isn’t posted yet-- hopefully, we’ll see it there soon!!
*no real spoilers, although it does have future episide titles.
Okay, I’ll be the first to admit that I’m needlessly obsessed with my wild-ass theories. But has anyone else tried our favorite six numbers as latitude and longitude coordinates ?
Maybe the Nigerian pilots put that long. and lat. into their calculations and were heading for it to deliver their heroine…and “something” happened to them.
Other machines prominently tied to the story: Locke’s father’s dialysis machine, and the wheelchair in which he no longer sits (but in which we saw him briefly during his nightmare for the first time since the initial reveal). If you consider the possibility that Locke views the island as some sort of god figure, and it’s working its will through him, that makes Locke himself the “god by machine.”
They might as well start engraving Mr. O’Quinn’s name on the Emmy now.