Why not?
Because every sceptics knows that playing with numbers to confirm a theory is close to a complotist based mindset.
No, the problem here is that I put more weight into the Gorowase than you.
Yeah I see that, that's precisely the problem lol
think it is a very strong hint and that we need to take it into consideration. You put little weight into it and disregard it as unimportant. And this is ok for me. You and I can think what we want.
I do not point only no weight into it, I say that it is a very BAD WAY to theorize in general.
Ok, you need to stop there and explain for a moment in detail what you are meaning by: "Yes, and I proceed "SCIENTIFICALLY" (quotes because its not really scientific work, only the reasonning is)."
I proceed in a popperian way of thinking. Meaning that I use refutability as a way to prove my theory.
In other words, my goal is not to prove my theory right, its to make prove it wrong. This is how hard science work. Creating theory is a thing, but creating theory is simple. What is hard is to prove your theory. And trying to prove your theory by looking at elements that prove your theory right as a name its called a confirmation bias. To fight that, you actually need to do the opposite and make your theory refutable.
That's why my theory about Carrot had an ending point. Being the end of Wano. If I didn't added that, there would be no way to disprove my theory and therefore my theory would just be a bunch of bullshit.
your theory about number is exactly that. Its BS. Why ? Because its a theory that works backward, you find your element AFTER theoryzing to confirm your theory. So in short, pretty much anything and everything could fit into your theory as long as number are involve.
This is the prime trap in which are falling conspiracy theorist. They are using elements to prove their theory right instead of trying to prove their theory wrong.
Because, you stated that you believed that if Oda plans to add one more crew member Carrot has a good chance to join later on.
Yes, but there is an "IF" in my sentence. I don't think Oda plans to add another member.
since why else would you stuff so much work into a project, if you believed that no one else would join. Why make a prediction tool?
Because I love theorizing. My goal here is not to prove that Carrot will join, its to make a prediction system reliable enough in the case that Oda is actually thinking about adding a new member into the crew. But it can perfectly be all for nothing.