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β | This is another comic on [[:Category:How to annoy|How to annoy]] people. Here [[Cueball]] annoys [[Megan]], a Scientist, by referring to the | + | This is another comic on [[:Category:How to annoy|How to annoy]] people. Here [[Cueball]] annoys [[Megan]], a Scientist, by referring to the hypothes that there are subsurface oceans on some of Jupiter's Moons, as "fan theories. |
A fan theory is an unofficial hypothesis about a fictional work from enthusiasts instead of the official authors. Fan theories may include {{w|Canon (fiction)|non-canonical}} background information for, or continuations of, official narratives. Since humanity is not the "author" of the universe, all thoughts and writings on the nature of the universe are, almost by definition, non-canonical fan ideas. Fan theories have been referenced before in [[1401|comic 1401: New]]. | A fan theory is an unofficial hypothesis about a fictional work from enthusiasts instead of the official authors. Fan theories may include {{w|Canon (fiction)|non-canonical}} background information for, or continuations of, official narratives. Since humanity is not the "author" of the universe, all thoughts and writings on the nature of the universe are, almost by definition, non-canonical fan ideas. Fan theories have been referenced before in [[1401|comic 1401: New]]. |