Re: Time variance regarding helicopter

In article <Xns9A9980C44DF79ring@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, ringo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
> So the doctors body washed a shore b/f he was killed on the ****p, so the

> island is in the future in that regard. (What if the doctor knew? Could
he 
> have changed history?)
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Most likely he would had dismissed it.
> 
> Using that same logic when the copter flew overhead and dropped the
package 
> with the phone could that have occurred b/f the copter even took off the

> freighter in freighter time?
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As I pointed out earlier this season, the time variance is a function of
the speed of 
the object. The faster the object, the shorter the apparent difference in
time. That 
is why radio signals have to the human senses no time difference but the
helicopter 
took about  for a flight that should had taken 20 minutes adn amd Daniel's
rocket 
took 31 minutes to reach the island from the ****p when it should had taken
28 
seconds. The doctor's body drifting with the current took so long to get
to the 
island it from the ****ps point of view reach the island before the doctor
on the ****p 
was killed. This poves that the island is about at least a day and a half
ahead of 
the rest of the world. 
> 
> So the Losties would be a head of the coming bad guys?
> 
> I'm confusing myself now!
> 
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Yes, unless of course they fly EXACTLY on course 305, not 300, not 310 but
305then 
you will be ramped up to the Losties time line smoothly. You will be in
the future 
but I think you will be exactly 24 hours ahead and not lose time, I think.
I haven't 
worked out the details LOL! The body showed up before it was killed
because the 
drifting body didn't hold to course 305 when it drifted in. That is why
Faraday was 
so insitant on staying on course 305. You be hopelessly lost. However, if
you let 
yourself drift with the current like a dead body....or Desmond's
sailboat....you will 
get to the island but get trapped in the time phenomena and will be jumped
a head 
into the future a day or more.   

-- 
----->Hunter

"No man in the wrong can stand up against 
 a fellow that's in the right and keeps on acomin'."

               -----William J. McDonald
           Captain, Texas Rangers from 1891 to 1907