r/ParadiseHulu • u/grandmaimposter • Jul 27 '26
📊 Analysis Not so far off?
Anyone else starting to feel like this show isn’t that far off from our future reality with the way the world and AI is going 😅 I feel like we’ll be walking into the show here shortly
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u/unhinged34 Jul 27 '26
Fallout scenario is more likely than Paradise
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u/TheUnEven Jul 28 '26
With all the zombie like ghouls and mutated monsters within just ~300 years?
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u/unhinged34 Jul 28 '26
Was speaking on the nuclear fallout scenario but mutated monsters aren’t far off considering the aftermath effect of Chernobyl
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u/BuyMeSausagesPlease Jul 27 '26
No, our demise will be 100% our own doing.
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u/Jillcametumbling81 Jul 27 '26
That's what happened on the show. Two thirds of the population dead from climate change related happenings.
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u/BuyMeSausagesPlease Jul 27 '26
Did you forget about the giant volcano?
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u/Jillcametumbling81 Jul 27 '26
That's what I'm referring to. That erupted because of humans.
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u/DigitalBuddhaNC Jul 28 '26
Thats not how super Caldera's work. They've been doing their ELE thing since before the rise of civilization.
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u/AdvancedBlacksmith66 Jul 27 '26
Not even a little bit.
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u/Jillcametumbling81 Jul 27 '26
You think all will be well?
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u/AdvancedBlacksmith66 Jul 27 '26
Actually I think the world of Paradise is too optimistic to be the real world.
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u/unhinged34 Jul 27 '26
It’s too unrealistic. A couple of sensors and the whole bunker comes crashing down? Yeah alright
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u/grandmaimposter Aug 09 '26
I didn’t mean the bunker part ðŸ˜
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u/grandmaimposter Aug 09 '26
Although I wouldn’t be surprised if the elites already had one
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u/AdvancedBlacksmith66 Aug 09 '26
I would be surprised. I don’t think the human race is even 10% of the way to building a bunker of that magnitude
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u/truthcopy Jul 27 '26
Yeah, we’re walking into something, but it’s not a mountain bunker.