What's with the quote? --skks 06:21, 6 April 2006 (PDT)
The supposed healing power
Any solid evidence to support that there even is such?
Seems to me that the only reason people buy this theory is because Locke regaining his ability to walk & Sun's "miracle" pregnancy. Neither of those are really solid as we don't know why Locke couldn't walk, it's been suggested that it could have even been psychosomatic, in which case the cure would have been the same. In cases of bent/crushed nerves, just by falling down could fix that. As far as Sun goes, she probably was pregnant before she arrived on the island, and by the look on her face when she told Jin that she had not been with anyone else - there was nothing miraclous about it. Also, isn't it a bit of a contradiction of having a healing island with a deadly sickness? Just my 20 cents, as per usual. --skks 13:57, 29 March 2006 (PST)
Recently we have seen that Rose believes she was healed by the island. Russell 04:44, 13 April 2006 (PDT)
I created a new page yesterday called Healing properties that summarizes all the incidents where people have been healed, not healed (died), and seemed to heal at a normal pace. There is actually quite a bit of evidence to support the idea the Island has healing properties. --Sid67 07:42, 14 April 2006 (PDT)
Cartography
removed from article page. This could have its own page, but needs the non-canon warning
- Maps of the Island can be found here:
- An interactive 3d model of the island can be found here:
- If you look at the google earth lost map.kmz, just outside of the possible search area there are a number of islands, one of which is Canton island which is not too disimiliar in proportion to our Lost island.
Bermuda Triangle??
What's the etiquette when it comes to removing other people's theories? I mean, this one can pretty safely dismissed since the BT is in the *Atlantic* ocean, ne?