The speaker discusses a theory about the movie "Wall-E", suggesting that the passengers aboard the spaceship Axiom are eating each other due to a lack of food. The speaker argues that the movie's plot points and the characters' actions suggest this is the case. The speaker also mentions that the passengers are overweight, which they attribute to a combination of inactivity and a high-calorie diet. The speaker suggests that the passengers are tricked into eating human flesh by the Axiom's autopilot, Otto, who is programmed to prevent the ship from returning to Earth. The speaker concludes by stating that the passengers are liquefied and served through a straw to mask the flavor of human flesh, making it palatable to the other passengers.
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