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<blockquote data-quote="Cor Azer" data-source="post: 4664863" data-attributes="member: 870">QFTInteresting posit; I like it.Yes. Season 1 I think, Danielle mentioned that she had to kill them when they got sick, but never mentioned what the sickness was (whether it was the show's intention or not, I had figured it was related to the &quot;quarantine&quot; sign on the inside of the hatch, even though that was probably a hoax/part of the Hatch experiment).Assuming the time jumps haven't stopped yet (ie, if they don't stop until the oceanic 6 are back, as opposed to now with Locke's realigning the wheel), I was thinking maybe the time jumpers cause the Black Rock landing - physical stuff moves with them it they're using them,&nbsp; and it could explain why the Black Rock was so far inland (ie, time jumpers appear out on ocean (perhaps paddling again), &quot;rescued&quot; by slaver ship, time jump again, taking boat onto island).Of course, most time jumps involve no changing in relative location... except the one jump that leads to Jin rejoining Sawyer and co. Ie Jin was near the beach/temple when Rousseau was about to start shooting him, but then flash, he's with the rest. Since every other jump has moved all the time jumpers to the same time, when Jin was in 88, so were the rest, so they would have been nearby.I seem to recall we're supposed to get more info on (the actual ballooning) Henry Gale this season, so I suspect the time jumping hasn't stopped just yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cor Azer, post: 4664863, member: 870"] QFT Interesting posit; I like it. Yes. Season 1 I think, Danielle mentioned that she had to kill them when they got sick, but never mentioned what the sickness was (whether it was the show's intention or not, I had figured it was related to the "quarantine" sign on the inside of the hatch, even though that was probably a hoax/part of the Hatch experiment). Assuming the time jumps haven't stopped yet (ie, if they don't stop until the oceanic 6 are back, as opposed to now with Locke's realigning the wheel), I was thinking maybe the time jumpers cause the Black Rock landing - physical stuff moves with them it they're using them, and it could explain why the Black Rock was so far inland (ie, time jumpers appear out on ocean (perhaps paddling again), "rescued" by slaver ship, time jump again, taking boat onto island). Of course, most time jumps involve no changing in relative location... except the one jump that leads to Jin rejoining Sawyer and co. Ie Jin was near the beach/temple when Rousseau was about to start shooting him, but then flash, he's with the rest. Since every other jump has moved all the time jumpers to the same time, when Jin was in 88, so were the rest, so they would have been nearby. I seem to recall we're supposed to get more info on (the actual ballooning) Henry Gale this season, so I suspect the time jumping hasn't stopped just yet. [/QUOTE]

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