Westworld Location Is Here! Part 1

Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. Today we're looking for Westworld, and I think I know where it's at, so stay tuned. So guys, throughout the series Westworld, uh, there have been two major, uh, questions, and one has had to do with the period of time in which Westworld takes place in. And the other thing has had to do with the location, you know, time, location, space-time. There's a kind of connection there. But anyway, guys, we've heard several theories about where Westworld may be. We've heard things from, um, it's, uh, it's underground, uh, it's underwater, uh, it's on the moon, it's on another planet, it's on an island, and they go on and on and on. So before we reveal what— where the location of Westworld is, uh, Let's first get up to that point by understanding what the purpose of Westworld is. And the purpose of Westworld, pretty much from what we can come up with, is— or, you know, how the show— what the show says it is, is that it's a theme park. It's a— it's like this getaway for the rich theme park, right? Where they can indulge in many of their whims. It's like a playground sort of for the rich too. But what is clear with Westworld is that it serves a particular group of people. So let's, let's, let's think about that for a second. Westworld is serving the needs of the rich, you know, in You know, we've had that throughout history where, uh, areas on the globe have been transformed into playgrounds for wealthy people. And, uh, we've, we've had it. I grew up in South Florida, uh, right across the bridge from me was the island of Palm Beach. And, um, you know, we know the story about Henry Flagler coming from up north and, uh, you know, creating this playground. But at the time South Florida had to be— they didn't have a transportation system, uh, equipped to get the wealthy people down to the playground of Palm Beach, so they had to pretty much just come in and redo the entire transportation system there, have trains where you can get wealthy people there in luxury and accustomed to how they're, you know, used to traveling and in comfort and luxury and style. And I don't think that's something that is going to end with wealthy people, um, you know, even in a situation like what we get with Westworld. So, um, the reason all of this is important is because the point I'm making, guys, is how these people are traveling to Westworld if they're wealthy people, and, and, and the purpose of, um, Westworld or Delos Corporation is to make it appealing and attractive for these wealthy people to want to get there and do this and that. Basically, how they get there, I'm still under the assumption that they're going to get there in a certain level of style. So there's got to be a good transportation system to get to Westworld. Now, when we start to think of underwater, undersea type situations like that and different things, just doesn't seem very appealing. Also, let's just say for instance Westworld is this island or it's this type of, you know, underwater type facility. The problem with that, guys, is that I don't think that would be a super big deal to hide both the location and the time. From the audience. I don't think that would be a real, you know, big head-turner, you know, a big head-scratcher. And from how I understand, not only the Nolans but the creator of the Westworld story, Michael Crichton, is that they have a lot of these little twists at the end of their stories and various things like that. So, I don't think that that would be something that, you know, would be, you know, something that they would want to go through all this trouble to hide the location and time just to, you know, just to tell us basically, well, you know, it was just an underwater facility, or it was on this island out here, or it was in the desert over here in Arizona, or something like that. So that's why I think all of those theories get thrown out the window about the possible locations of Westworld. Now, in saying that, let me speed up things a bit so I can talk about why I found— I feel like I found this location and why it makes sense. And the thing is this, in dealing earlier what I said about the practicality of being able to get the Westworld and things like that. We know the size of Westworld. It's about 20 times, I believe, the size of the Disney World theme park. So talking about a lot of land, guys, a lot of expenses going into Westworld. So I'm gonna jump right to the location, then I'm gonna tell you all the reasons why it would make more sense for the location to be here and why I'm about— I feel I'm about 90% sure that this is where the location of Westworld is going to be. Okay, so Westworld, I believe, location takes place on the planet Mars. And this isn't new. People have mentioned that it could be Mars before. But here's where you're going to get to the difference in my theory. There is a big difference in why I think this is Mars, but not the Mars that you all are probably thinking it is, because you're probably thinking this, you know, a Mars. I'm going to get to it. Thinking there's a certain type of Mars, but I'm going to explain to you. So let's look at how Westworld looks. Westworld looks, you know, it basically looks like it's out in like the Arizona desert someplace. And I'm pretty sure that's, you know, it's shot somewhere out there. I forget the exact location where Westworld's shot. But it looks like that. But here's the thing, we first think of the desert because we're here on Earth, but we forget that the Martian landscape is composed of many canyons and has a very alien, uh, similar look. Or rather, uh, the desert in Arizona does to Mars. And that is because Mars landscape looks very much like the desert. And that's why when the astronauts are preparing to do, you know, missions, practice missions out to Mars, they always train in the desert in locations like this because, you know, it looks like the surface of Mars. Uh, another— besides the fact that it looks like the surface of Mars, Let's talk about some other things why it would make more sense for it to be Mars in a very practical sense. When we talk about it could be underwater, or it could be on an island, or it could be on a man-made island, here's another reason it'll make more sense for it to be on Mars. The sun. How do you produce the sun underwater like, you know, to the effect that Westeros done it? You got the sun. If it's on an island or something like that, then you got to deal with the area. Where on Earth would we have a landmass that, you know, somebody that decides Westworld is an island? That can be— and then even if that, even if so, they could buy, find some type of island to create, some type of man-made island. You think about the practicality of constructing and building this place, the mountains and the landscapes and all of that. So when you get to that And I'm gonna get into later some of the economic costs. There was a video done on Westworld, the impractical economic cost it would take to create Westworld for this small group of individuals, and if, you know, if they would even be able to turn a profit. Because we got to think that Westworld isn't exactly Disney World, you know. Disney World is affordable and accessible to the average, you know, person. Whereas Westworld was only dealing with it, so they got to really, you know, be making enough money. That park would have to be full every day of the year. But anyway, so besides, you know, that portion, getting back to the sun, if you're on Mars, you wouldn't have to reproduce the sun because, you know, you'd have— but not only that, on Mars you would have a large amount of land already available and cheap land —probably too. So another reason I think this would have to be on Mars is if we take the example of what Westworld is talking about today, the relevance of the Westworld story and why I think a lot of people are so attracted to it, because one of our leading conversations today is artificial intelligence. You know, it's not like it was when the original Westworld movie came out and people were saying, this is fantastical, this is so futuristic, we probably couldn't imagine something like this happening anytime soon. Well, for us, you know, they didn't even have personal computers in the homes when the first Westworld came out. So now, you know, basically androids and humanoid-looking robots, we're getting way better with, you know, perfecting Android-like human beings and computer— creating computer brains and things like that. So that, that is a relevant story to the Westworld, you know, show. But in addition to that, what else is relevant in our real world today that gets a lot of conversation as far as our future endeavors? And that's missions to Mars, going to Mars, exploring Mars, colonizing Mars, moving to Mars because in case something happens to the Earth and we can continue on living possibly, you know, as the human race. So, you know, and us going to Mars, much like us building artificial intelligence robots, you know, to a very advanced level, how they appear Westworld is not, uh, these are things right around the corner for us. So Mars and artificial intelligence seems to fit really well, uh, and that's another reason why I think Mars would make a good location because it's very relevant to the conversation today. And I think a lot of things have been done in the Westworld show that's made it relevant as well to you know, uh, what's going on with us today. Uh, so everything sounds good so far, but okay, now going back to Mars. How come Mars looks like this? Why is it— why can they walk around it and breathe and things like that? And, uh, what— well, obviously this is a future time where Mars has been terraformed. You see where I'm going here? And think about If Mars is terraformed and there are already Martian citizens because, uh, and the Delos Corporation, uh, could possibly have been one of the main colonizers or corporations funding missions to Mars. And due to that, they now have this territory on Mars, um, that is Along with other colonists that have lived there, that have come there, but it would make the land very cheap if they were able to get there and start claiming parts of the Martian. Much like how it was when early on in history when they would discover new continents in the New World and things like that, North America, when they came and groups and people and families would come and they would have so much land that they would be given or gifted and they can start creating and building towns and structures and things like that. So I think this is what's happening with Westworld and why it would be very practical for them to be on Mars. Now, for when the rich do come in, some of them would already be Martian citizens, I'm thinking so, and already made their fortunes on Mars, and maybe they're, you know, and obviously for this to happen, this would have to be pretty far in the future, maybe, and I got another twist at the end of why I'm saying maybe it would be real far in the future, and that is because you know, they would already be living on Mars, you know, many of the citizens. And so they would be able to travel to Westworld by train. You know, when we see them, they're out there on this train traveling to get to Westworld, you know, again, probably because it appears, at least it appears, they're covering a large amount of distance, you know, distances on this train, which again, you know, kind of makes the cost of building and constructing Westworld very impractical. Realistically, I don't think any corporation now or in the future would see something like that as profitable if they're a profitable corporation looking for profits. I just don't. I wouldn't see Westworld, unless they could get the land cheap and the area fairly cheap, or at a good price to turn a good profit, that it would be a good business endeavor. But anyway, that's what my guess would be. This is a future where Mars has been colonized and people are going to Westworld and experiencing Westworld on the planet of Mars. Now it could also be that they're doing interplanetary travel at this point. —where the trip from Earth to Mars, kind of like in the original Total Recall movies, you know, and things like this. But, you know, talking about heating up Mars and Mars being an atmosphere much like, you know, Earth is, and that Mars once even looked like Earth. This is all pretty much confirmed by science that this pretty much could have been the case. But here's another part to it that's going to be different, I think, than some of the other theories that you've heard just about it being on other planets or pretty much relating to Mars, it being dealing with Mars. And that is that there's this physicist, I believe his name is John Bradenburg, and he does— it's crazy. You can look him up. I'll try to leave a link in the description. And he's talking about this nuclear war that occurred on Mars a long time ago. He's very serious about this, you know, that this happened. He believes that Mars was under threat, and in a very eerie way, he mentions that it could have been some type of artificial intelligence that drove Mars out. So this is another— this is the Michael Crichton twist to it. And again, Michael Crichton being the author of Westworld, but he's done some movies. I don't want to say any ones in particular because I don't— if you guys haven't read or seen some of my crime movies, I don't want to spoil it for you. But there are some movies he's done with man creating technology that seemingly exists in the past, or they discovered it in the past, but it was from the future. And what I'm saying, the connection I'm trying to make with the Arthur Westworld and this particular situation with the location of Westworld is to say that my belief is that it could possibly be this is an early Mars. This is a Mars where all humans were first probably Martians and that the hosts are going to end up destroying the entire planet. This, you know, this— the hosts, as they gain sentience, consciousness, you know, as they gain their consciousness. But they— it could also be that they are some type of early pre-human. And if you watch my other video about how Westworld will end, this all kind of ties into the same theory, which I like. It's why I like the idea of Mars. But anyway, guys, I went a little bit longer than I wanted to go about where the location is be. I just want to kind of, you know, basically, you know, try to give a more practical, you know, location of Westworld and where Westworld, you know, could possibly be. And that, you know, it could have been that early humans or a new set of humans actually end up fleeing from early Mars and then colonize Earth. Those early humans could actually be the hosts. I think that would be a very interesting twist, kind of aligned with some of Michael Crichton's twists and things where the humans are connected in the future and the past and things like that. Anyway guys, give me your opinions. I'm sorry about the length of the video. I'm just trying to get out my thoughts here and trying to debunk some of the other ideas about the location of Westworld. What do you think? Do you think Westworld is? Do you think the underwater Westworld theory holds up, or being underground or subterranean? Would that be something of interest if it was, you know, or, you know, something that you felt they have to hide this long? But anyway, guys, if you like these type of videos, don't forget to like and subscribe. And until next time, guys, take care.