Film Theory: Bluey is MUCH Darker Than You Realize!
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An analysis of the fan theory that the television show Bluey takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where dogs have evolved from humans. The video examines evidence from the show such as nursery rhymes, technology use, and cave paintings, ultimately concluding that the theory is flawed and that dogs in the Bluey universe evolved from monkeys.
From the video
Answers: Does Bluey take place in a post-apocalyptic world?
- Bluey post-apocalypse theory
- Evolution of dogs in Bluey
- Geological and tectonic evidence
- Behavioral comparison between dogs and monkeys
- Canine intelligence and inferential reasoning
What it concludes
- The nursery rhyme One Man Went to Mow implies humans were present in the universe and distinct from dogs.
- The presence of human technology in Bluey suggests dogs evolved to use existing tools rather than inventing them.
- The use of leashes in Bluey mirrors how humans treat children, implying human-dog power dynamics.
- The first dog fossil found in Bluey's universe is four million years old, which is inconsistent with surviving human technology and electronics.
- Monkeys evolved into cave dogs in the Bluey universe, explaining bipedalism and high evolutionary intelligence.
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