A fan theory argues Westworld's park is on Mars, citing communication delays matching Earth-Mars signal lag, decompression chambers for low atmospheric pressure, massive water reservoirs from melted ice, and flies as radiation-resistant species. The speaker connects Michael Crichton's climate advocacy to terraforming Mars.
Hey guys, welcome back. And to complete my, my video about why I think this is the Westworld location, I just wanted to speak of some evidence we actually got from Westworld, you know, specifically from the Delos Corporation in some of the episodes. And one of which thing was the communication between Bernard and his wife, and he was basically letting her know how much of a problem it was to have communication out where they were. And that brings to mind how it would be sending messages and communications from Earth to Mars. We know that there will be time dilations from the satellites, you know, as well when the Martian orbit changes, it's further away from Earth. So that would make a lot more sense as well, you know, with Westworld being located on Mars due to the distance. Another thing, another bit of information we got from the Delos Corporation website was we got, uh, information about decompression chambers. And, um, you know, at first glance, um, when we think of decompression chambers, we usually think of going underwater and diving. But, um, there is also, um, a, uh, another use for the word decompression chamber. And that's like, uh, we've heard that term used on Mars as well. Decompression chambers, you know, used on Mars, you know, to deal with atmospheric pressure. We also got some more evidence, the large amounts of water, you know, when they were in the storage facility. There was a large amount of water that was gushing out, gushing from the sides of the walls and things like that. And again, people might relate that to being underwater, but in thinking about whatever period of time this could be on a planet like Mars, we know that this could be actually the product of a rising or the result of rising sea levels. So you could have with the ice melting on Mars, if it was warmed up in the future, that would, you know, maybe account for a lot of that water. If this is a pre-existent Mars, you know, the theory of Mars going back, you know, life originating from Mars or starting out on Mars, then you would basically have, uh, could have rising sea levels on the planet Mars or something to that effect. So, um, yeah, I found that very interesting. And, uh, some more information from the Delos Corporation website that, uh, we received was that there are only flies located, you know, here. So flies, let's think about that. If it's only flies in Westworld, those are the only really living, uh, you know, creatures or insects or life besides human beings, um, you know, why would there just be flies there? If it were on an island, um, you know, it would be a different type of species or life or insect, you know, in addition to flies. So That would kind of rule out it being on an island. But although I don't— it doesn't really give us— I didn't find any direct links between flies and Mars necessarily. I did find it interesting that flies have a lot less cells, you know, than a lot of other creatures. So, you know, when you talk about missions to Mars and creatures on Mars and the DNA of animals being damaged and things like that. Uh, my guess is flies would probably be a bit more resilient to, uh, damaged DNA and cellular damage. Just a thought, could be off. I'm not a, you know, microbiologist or astrobiologist, rather. But, um, I just thought that was interesting. And last piece of evidence, uh, to go with the other video was that, uh, Michael Crichton had a Uh, if I understand correctly, he had a connection, a big connection with global warming and things like that. He was thinking he was very active with global warming situations like that. And I just find that's interesting when we think about heating up the Earth or the Earth getting too hot, but using that same technology to perhaps heat up Mars, um, so that it can be habitable, or the global warming causing Earth to become so inhospitable that one would, you know, find life more— life would become a better situation on Mars, or may become a necessary situation. So anyway, guys, that's the complete theory behind why I think this is where Westworld is. Again, guys, feel free to comment. Let me— I'd love to know your thoughts about where Westworld is. What's gonna happen, you know, in the future of Westworld and things like that. But anyway, guys, until next time, take care.
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