4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42. These numbers are becoming more important in each episode of Lost and Marcus Dicander has submitted them to the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.
I don’t know (yet) what those numbers are supposed to mean in the show but it seems to me that the last two of them are a tribute to William Burrough’s 23 enigma and Douglas Adams’ answer to The Ultimate Question Of Life, the Universe, and Everything respectively.
Se ha viciado a Looostt!! Burroughs everywhere! No s? si ya conoc?as la Lostpedia! Hay un mont?n de teor?as!
http://www.lostpedia.com/wiki/The_Numbers
Un besazo, no me habia dado cuenta de tu wordpress!! R?pido a bloglines!
xxxx.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdlhNEZkmgo
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Gracias! No conoc?a este clip ni tampoco la Lostpedia. Conoces http://www.thetailsection.com? Es el sitio web de Lost que suelo mirar :)
It seems that the favorite number of the Alias TV show ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/47_(number) ) has more particularities than those of lost.
I sincerely hope that the talented mathematician you’ve become will write an insightful blog entry about the recurrent obsession of J.J. Abrams !
Your friend,
Jok
Hey, mate!
I’m *so happy* to hear from you :-)
I’ll email you later in the day.
Take care!