Yes,I remember now.
Yes,I remember now.
Because you had not yet made a clear enough point that a non drug addict could understand it enough to refute it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Future Esthar
Do you see this mitch? This is why Future Esthar and myself shouldn't team up. He takes logic and twists it into something else entirely.
Future Esthar, I need you to explain some things to me, before I just rip your head off.
First, where do you see the ground breaking? I've checked the FMV where you say you see the ground breaking due to the impact of the monsters hundreds of times. I still have no idea what you're talking about.
Second, what evidence do you have that the monsters hit in Galbadia? The FMV itself shows that the monsters didn't hit there. They were headed there, but as soon as they hit the atmosphere they split up and spread across the world. Why? I think that's clear. The monsters were heading from the moon to Tear's Point. Unfortunately, Tear's Point was on the other side of the world. So, once they were safely back in atmosphere, they went around the world to where the Lunatic Pandora was sitting, taking Adel's Tomb with them. This explains not only how the monsters got from the Galbadian continent to Esthar, but also why the monsters spread out like that when they hit the atmosphere, something I am fairly sure no other theory has done to date (go me! :D ).
Third, why would you think that there would be massive flooding? Any monsters in the column heading to Earth would have to come from that large mass on the moon. So as they make the journey, they would have to be far more spread out, which would have a much less significant effect on the moon's center of gravity. Which means that there wouldn't be massive flooding, so the townspeople wouldn't mention it. Which brings me to my next point.
Fourth, why would the people mention it? Notice, that Esthar is the only place that mentions the Lunar Cry once it occurs (make a theory that there is a time warp that occurs whenever you pass through Esthar's holographic wall, and I will skin you alive with my razor wit. Seriously, don't even think such a thing). It is a fairly common practice in games. Once you leave a city, unless you have a plot-related reason to go back, they won't change what people say. Of course, I hate the excuse that "it's just a game", which is why I will now point out another thing. The people of FFVIII are total frelling idiots!!! They say the same thing over and over and over again. You really think they'd care or even notice if a ton of monsters suddenly came and wiped out their city?!
Oh, and Future Esthar? Never use things I post to support your theories ever again, okay?
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Skyblade,isnīt this the picture you said refers to Galbadia?
I just wanna to know.
What you said didnīt make sense because:
1)Letīs discuss this one later
2)First,thatīs not what we really see.In one FMV we see the monsters heading to Galbadia.
On another we see the monsters heading RADIALLLY to the Pandora and then splitting over the Pandora.
So they donīt split on Galbadia.
Second,gravityīs symetry is radial.
Also,a field tends to force an object to take the path wich minimize the Action(a Physical quantity).
All field are continuous.
For instance,try to let an object fall on your table and see if it will go around the table to hit the floor.It will not happen.
So even if the Crystal Pillar was on the othe side of the world attracting the monsters like a magnet they will not go around the Earth to find it.
Also,I believe the expression " Monsters falling on Esthar" to be literal.
3)What matters here is the field produced by the monsters on Eath.
Letīs call G(r) the sum of the intensity of the forces created by a monster at the distance r.
Since the shape of the column is a cylinder the average number of monsters at distance r is the same.The intensity of the force produced by each monster is inversely proportional to the square of the distance.
Thus,G(r) increases when r decrease.
Considering also the integration on r through the entire column my estimation is that there would be more water flood as the monsters hit the atmosphere than there would be when the monsters were on the moon.My estimation is that this flood would be great.
I would say you do this on purpose just to make fun of people who react heavily on your posts ? I mean look at the title :
MEGA TOPIC-Extreme importance theory-What really happened on space?
LOL ?
haha....sounds like something out of a National Enquirer Magazine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oryxxx
Where does the title implty that I am making fun of people?
Its because the theory is ridiculous and not MEgA EXTREME IMPORTANTEZQuote:
Originally Posted by Future Esthar
i'll put zells hot dog company out of business with my moogle pie factory.
Skyblade,where are you?
I already presented the counter arguments to your post.Itīs on post 33.