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[drizjr]

[UPDATE] mysterytown Aug 11 & 14 - Peter Meets WotW

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Update:

[Sylvia]

Last night in chat Drizjr pointed out that there is an image posted on the comic's fan art site that was placed there by someone named "Roman."

Here is the link to the Online Image.

And here is a smaller version, in case the online one goes missing.

[drizjr]

If someone would please, check that image above with a color filter or destegger or some other magical, marvel of technology, it would be greatly appreciated.

[Shelina]

[Sandra]

I sent Peter a link to the pics of Wes on the "cast" page of Dale's comic book and also the picture of the tree - which could either be a "W" or a devil's pitchfork.

I can so send him this set of pics.

Haven't heard back from him but will if I he recognizes it as Wes.

[enaxor]

[Sylvia]

{edit at 9:21 pm}
Sorry everyone, but reading back through Dale's Journal I found the following info that proves my theory wrong on this page.

[Sylvia]

[More Spec]
Okay, I'm going to add this to this section since this is were Roman first gets mentioned.
But what got me on this path was what Rogi said here.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Good job (Once again) Sylvia. You've found a lot of info that tends to fit what we see. Assuming the goal is transmutation of mercury to gold (Possibly discovered as a side effect of the EGG experiments?)
That would answer a nagging question I was pondering. On the technical paper, there are depictions of two devices. At first I assumed it was two versions of the same device. Then, I made out the terms "Evaporator" and "Condensor". Terms used in heat exchanging systems like air conditioners. Condensers are also used in some situations to remove moisture or steam from the air. So, theoretically, the lower drawing could be a representation of the cooling system for a nuclear reactor.
This is pretty wild spec as it could just as easily be a cryogenic system for use in cooling superconductors like you'd find in a particle accelerator.
I mention the reactor cooling because that'd be about the only way they'd be able to power the accelerator in that area. The cranberry bogs would make perfect cooling water ponds.

[fonograph]

Let's also not forget that the text of the "This World" e-mail came from the guy who made the Philosopher's Stone, the key artifact in alchemy, the goal of which is transmutation of something-or-other into gold.

[Sylvia]

That's it Rogi, bogs = unlimited reusable coolant.
[Spec]
Which might explain all that haze, fog, steam, in the images with water, for example Roman's tree (above) and this from DITB.

{note: I'm not saying this is all the Roman image is trying to say, it's just too darn obvious to be overlooked.}

Basically water is pumped in, used to cool the accelerator, then the now heated water is pumped back out into bogs as new cool water is pumped in, and the cycle repeats. Now as the hot water renters the cooler water of the bogs and the cooler atmosphere steam or fog is formed and since bogs contain a lot of Tannins from vegetation that would explain that tan color.

But, and this is the good part, peat which grows on bogs, is notorious for absorbing Mercury from rain water. Historically, mercury entered the atmosphere from active volcanoes, but today thanks to our pollution (fossil fuels) our atmosphere contains even higher amounts of mercury.

And with that, I think we covered both the cooling of the accelerator and the availability of Mercury needed for the manufacturing of Gold.

Now the image below can finally be explained. I have wondered about it since the beginning of this game. With all that pollution filling the air, the steam collecting the pollution and as the steam cools it turns back into water falling back into the bogs allowing the peat to absorb even more mercury.

Dang, I hope that came out right. No I haven't referenced this but it's easy to do a search to see what I'm saying is plausible.

So Marzent has the perfect system set up to accomplish their goals.

Ready made pollutants create mercury, steam grabs mercury and puts it into the bog waters where it then gets absorbed by the peat and all the while the bog waters are cooling the accelerators. So therefore, we might be able to say that worm holes are created as by products in the manufacturing of gold and Marzent has the best of both worlds.

Oh, and to add another note. I haven't done the research yet but maybe cranberries also play a bigger part in this or are they just a cover up.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Grey matter go asplodey!

That's surely a lot of coincidence, if it's not the "correct" answer.

It all makes pretty good sense, but just keep in mind that sometimes, a cranberry is just a cranberry. Even if it's a giant, radioactive, mutant, man-eating, cranberry.

I think we've got a whole long way to go to catch-up on the mystical/spiritual front. Or, maybe we'll find out that Dale is certifiable and all of the rest was a manufactured mytho that has taken over the collective reasoning of the town.