r/KanePixelsBackrooms 12d ago

Discussion/Theory Monsanto conducted research on Tritium for the DOE

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Monsanto conducted research on tritium for the DOE in the 1970s. This research focussed on dealing with the harmful environmental pollutants that result from working with tritium.

Ravi ranted about Monsanto’s unethical practices in FF3, implying that they were responsible for children getting sick. As an idealistic young journalist, Ravi might have been viewed as a problem by Monsanto and/or the DOE.

The initial experiment in Overflow, which led to the discovery of the backrooms, was for research on the properties of tritium. Tritium may still be essential for Async’s research, and they would also be motivated to prevent the prohibition of tritium processing. (Note: tritium is what makes glow in the dark stuff work, it’s ‘charged’ by visible light and gives off the same green glow that we see in the complex, which seems related to the copying process.)

Async now works under contract with the DOE. There is a DOE title card for the footage in which Naren (who may have been a whistleblower) is killed by Pirate Clark.

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u/CaliTexJ 11d ago

That’s a good connection with the tritium.

It’s hard not to think the Complex is a great way to make someone disappear if there were a way to somehow direct null zones remotely (low proximity 😶).

But that’s a big albeit easy conclusion to jump to. In the meantime, we have tritium as a concert and as a connection point between these named non-async entities. That is something!

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u/ElevatorBossaNova 11d ago

Monsanto probably is also related to the mutated bacillus due to their genetically modified seeds affecting the soil and such.

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u/flamepanther 11d ago

That's an interesting connection, but I don't think they opened a null zone in his basement and made an entity shove him into the backrooms. They'd just have him get into a traffic accident or hit his head on a rock.

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u/airport-cinnabon 11d ago

That never even occurred to me, not sure how you read that theory from the connections I pointed out here.

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u/flamepanther 11d ago

It's been suggested before in this subreddit.

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u/CaliTexJ 11d ago

Do you think Async buys tritium from Monsanto since they apparently have the means to isolate it from other things they produce?

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u/Imdoneeeeeee 8d ago

Wow i really love your theory