Jeremy Jones explains the Lost finale

[nonicetrees]

Sorta.

So, we have to begin with the idea from philosophy (because Lost is a show with many references to philosophy, not least of them being a prime character named "Locke" who Jack himself states was "always right") that reality, or any reality, even ours, exists simply as a mental construct that continues to exist only so long as we collectively

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[misslynn]

Why hello there Jeremy, long time no post.

You got it exactly right :)

You are mistaken

[anonymous]

But why a sane and non-biased person can truly answer?:

Why Lost started as a thriller (and made its fanbase on it) and tottally changed to soap-opera drama?

I can't see Lost getting any audience without the mysteries.
The only thing that keep some people watching the show til the end was to expect some miracle to happen to the plot.
By the way this has been the main trick of many of JJ Abrams productions, he always create a world of genius possibilities and takes none.
Its obviously and clear that the creators lost themselves on the mid of the series.

[kriserific]

I totally agree.

And:

http://www.buzzbiznews.com/03895/lost-finale-explanation-from-the-writers/

[libely]

So they're all