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Sep 26,

Fringe Viral Carousel

Fringe Carousel | Viral/ARG | Posted by Scully

A new viral site has surfaced through the fox home page that I will call ‘The Fringe Carousel’.  It is a series of videos based on all of the different areas of Fringe science.  I haven’t had time to go through all of them yet, (there are hundreds) but I thought I would give you the heads up. Click here to visit the website.

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6 Responses to “Fringe Viral Carousel”

  1. caprio4us
    September 26th, at 10:55 pm

    how can we use this site?

  2. Scully
    September 27th, at 10:34 am

    Just click on any of the yellow dots.

  3. ariannejean
    September 28th, at 11:50 pm

    OMG! I will be right on this as soon as House is over tonight. Hopefully i will pull myself away on time to sleep tonight! Great find

  4. ariannejean
    September 29th, at 1:52 am

    looks like a lot of stuff! Maybe this is why we got no viral over the summer. This must have been a lot of work! There are unlit points that look like they have the potential to be used later, more information! Intentional over load to distract us from important information hidden in it all maybe?

    It’ll take forever to go through that! I’m going to start at the central focus and go on from there.

  5. ariannejean
    September 29th, at 2:29 am

    Anyone think that it’s relevant that the following headings have no evidence points yet?

    dreamscape
    pyrokinisis
    remote sensing

    we’ve seen the first two on fringe already. I don’t really know about anything about remote sensing.
    Wkipedia says “Remote sensing is the small or large-scale acquisition of information of an object or phenomenon, by the use of either recording or real-time sensing device(s) that are wireless, or not in physical or intimate contact with the object (such as by way of aircraft, spacecraft, satellite, buoy, or ship)”

  6. HuddyIsJoy
    October 5th, at 9:49 pm

    I don’t know if it’s significant, but the W’s in the articles look a little funny to me – which reminds me of our infamous typewriter with the wonky Y. What do the rest of you think? Am I just seeing things?