Viewer Impresses Preston Jacobs with their Weirwood Theory
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2024
- Superchat from ChaosCard catches Preston off guard with how interesting it is in regards to Weirwoods and how they work
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Carmine of RedTeamReview and Preston Jacobs discuss all things A Song of Ice and Fre and everything in between from the characters, to theories and even the latest episodes and news from HBO's television adaptation: Game of Thrones. New episodes debut every month on either Carmine or Preston's channels as well as SoundCloud.
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Just when you think you've seen every bit of theory or explanation in Ice&Fire this dude comes out of nowhere with something super cool.
if only it mattered cause we aint gettin those books 💀
Shoutout to you and Preston encouraging contributors to start their own channels instead of just super-chatting their ideas. I obviously want to see you to get compensated for the streams, but I respect that you value your audience over $$$.
@@PainCausingSamuraiI've pushed and encouraged several creators to do it to the point where it's a meme. I have a few content creators now that I am mentoring. Its something I've done for years
A lot of the justification is complete technobabble though. As a scientist, it makes my brain hurt a bit with the "scientific" rationalization being called realistic.
Creative, though, I'll give him that. Very, very creative.
And I thought you were the anti-theory guy waaah
GRRM secretly asking Preston what he thinks
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Genuinely, the funniest TH-cam comment I’ve read all year. 😂😂
I’m impressed by THIS theory..!
It is weirdly specific
It certainly makes sense! Explains their magic as well
The Weirwoods are definitely beyond 10g technology and support extremely discrete wireless charging. They also include a very low-latency Bluetooth receiver and USB-H.
yes
I think you mean USB 3.4.9, USB H is just the physical connector.
The idea of an alien species sensing signals out inro the universe to propogate their own kind that Preston mentions is basically the premise of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
It also reminds me a bit of raised by wolves, but that also has a lot of other things going on as well
Sounds like Preston is more interested in a sci-fi interpretation of the asoiaf universe
80% of George’s other works are sci-fi so asoiaf also having sci-fi elements makes sense.
@@shutit8949 sure I would argue that the Sci-fi ideas are filtered through the fantasy setting. This is a fantasy setting not a Sci-fi one.
@@WyvernacularAnd Star Wars is a fantasy story told in a sci-fi setting. So what??
The warping across space through light waves is used exclusively by the god empress of my sci-fi short story collection. Except she establishes space stations that house her clones that she can move her consciousness into.
This theory kinda feels like a schitzo post TBH...
Preston seriously just needs to read Remembrance of Earth’s Past trilogy. Man is gonna poop himself by book 2.
Genuinely, some of the coolest scifi ever written.
There are plants in this world that aren’t green, and use different photopigments than chlorophyll to photosynthesise, not to say that this debunks it but yeah
that theory makes them a bit more terrifying imo
If I was writing this book, I would write it as a parasitic robot "species" that continuously beams its code at solar systems that might have the building blocks for life so that one day a species will become technologically efficient enough to create a device to receive and interpret them.
While it is being decoded, the code springs to life like a computer virus that is programmed to remain dormant until a specified time and it hijacks all of the computer equipment hooked up to whatever terminal is being used to read the code. If there is a way to access the Internet (or whatever collective data and information trading hub is being used by the alien/human species) and quickly infect it.
The code then hijacks robotics facilities around the planet to begin building the nanobots, satellites, etc. needed to continue to transmit the code to other regions of the universe.
If the local population tries to fight back, tough luck. Everything is connected by Bluetooth and the Cloud now so the original code is easily able to infect it, too, and shuts down any military equipment used to fight back OR it can hijack the machines to wage war against the local population a la Skynet in Terminator 3.
As long as the process of transmitting the code goes uninterrupted, the local population has nothing to fear. But the more developed their society is and the more power they generate and electronics they rely on means the code has more resources at its disposal to build with. You'd basically set an entire species back to Medieval Times overnight. And if you fight back, you get bombed back to the Stone Age.
Think of it as a sort of "Reapers from Mass Effect meet the basic reproductive process of viruses that evolved to prey on healthy cells to survive" scenario. The computer virus doesn't NEED to be violent, but they are self-aware enough to know that they are being threatened and must do whatever they can to spread its code to other worlds for eternity.
I'm gonna write this book now lol.
So if the trees are absorbing human conscience then wouldn’t everyone around the trees be either dumber or less cognizant? And how does Bran’s ability to influence the past factor into this? Are we abiding by the Deepak Chopra concept that reality is collective consciousness?
I feel like the theory creates more questions than answers.
Electrodes?
Preston is a genuis!