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Image 1 — Scott made up the lore as he went; the first two games already contradicted eachother.
Image 2 — Scott made up the lore as he went; the first two games already contradicted eachother.

Scott made up the lore as he went; the first two games already contradicted eachother.

My theory is that fnaf never had such a thing as a constent cannon lore; even at the very beginning Scott was already rewriting it with each new game.

The earliest example I could find of it is this: in fnaf 1, the posters which we first found out about the MCI from say it happened at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and that the bodies were put shoved inside the animatronics there which caused them to smell.

In fnaf 2, we found out from phone guy that the old animatronics were brought from the "old location" and that they already had the kids bodies inside of them at that point (because he complained about their smell); so far so good. But then in another phone call with him in the same game we find out that the previous location was called Fredbear's Family Diner, which already makes no sense with the posters from FNAF 1.

And then, as the last nail in the coffin, in the ending of fnaf 2 we find out that Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is the new fnaf 2 location which contradicts the fnaf 1 posters even further.

I can already see some die-hard fnaf lore fans try to explain this contradiction with some insane theory about animatronics being moved back and forth between locations like they always did with any contradiction that new fnaf games had with previous ones.

After nearly 12 years of riddles and theories it's time we finally come to terms with the truth about fnaf lore and move on: FNAF LORE WAS NEVER CONSISTENT. I know this is unpleasant to hear, but as I just showed we could see signs of this early on and it olnly got worse as it went. I myself used to love fnaf lore and watch theory videos for hours, but I can no longer deny the facts: the franchise never had a consistent lore; it was being improvised and redconned by Scott with each new game and because of that, there's no use in trying to make sense of it.

u/Most-Cartoonist9790 — 1 day ago

Why can I not bring myself to like seafood or fish?

When I see those big plates of seafood with lots of different sauces and spices or other people eating it it always looks so yummy to me, but for some reason when I try it myself there is this sea-iodine taste hits me like a punch to the gut every single time and makes it impossible to enjoy, same thing with fish. People seem to enjoy seafood so much but to me, this strong taste ruins everything every single time and I really don't know why. I'm confused; do other people taste it too but simply don't mind it or do I just taste it more than most people?

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u/Most-Cartoonist9790 — 6 days ago

Recently, I went to the dentist for a regular check up. There was no problems with anything, but he saw that my bottom wisdoom teeth were slightly tilted and therefore I -needed- to get them removed acording to him. It came as a shock to me that this was his immediate conclusion and instead of offering me less invasive alternatives like going to an orthodentist to get them corrected, he instantly wanted me to get perfectly healthy teeth removed from my mouth.

I hate this mentality of "this perfectly normal body part that all humans have by default may or may not potentially cause some problems one day so we will just remove it and not bother." Like if we don't even know for sure if there will be any issues in the first place, then maybe you should at least wait and see if any problems arise instead of immediately taking such drastic measures? Apparently that's not what a lot of doctors think, and to me that comes off as very lazy.

Of course I understand that there are cases when you do need to get a body part removed, but I think this should only be done as a last resort when everything else failed or when the potential forthcoming issue is life-theatening instead of treating our bodies as if there was something wrong with them by default.

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u/Most-Cartoonist9790 — 19 days ago