In a Game Theory episode, the host discusses the lore of Five Nights at Freddy's, particularly focusing on the animatronics' ability to cause harm. He examines the Bite of '83/'87 incident, where an animatronic supposedly crushes a child's skull. Using scientific research and calculations, he concludes that the animatronics' strength is overpowered and intentionally deadly, suggesting that William Afton, the creator, designed them to kill. The episode also touches on updates regarding Scott Cawthon's websites hinting at FNaF 6 and the FNaF movie's new production partner, Blumhouse Productions.
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1. The text is a script from a video about the science behind the Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF) series.
2. The video discusses the possibility of an animatronic killing a child and whether it's a freak accident or something more sinister.
3. The video's host mentions that Scott Cawthon's two websites are having a conversation, with ScottGames saying things like "You're crowding us" and FNaFWorld replying with "Be quiet" and "Yes, I can".
4. The host speculates that FNaF 6: Sins of The Father might be an all-out animatronic civil war-style battle against the OG creator William (aka Springtrap) Afton.
5. The FNaF movie was canceled and then found a new production partner, Blumhouse Productions.
6. The host thinks it's great news that the movie is being produced by Blumhouse, which has a reputation for making awesome movies on low budgets.
7. The host wants to investigate how normal animatronics work to understand how deadly they can be.
8. The host interviews Bernd Reiter, an engineer who used to build robots for Chuck E. Cheese, about how animatronics are built.
9. Reiter confirms that almost every entertainment robot is built from one core technology: pneumatic actuators.
10. The host calculates that to fracture a child's skull, it would require the equivalent of a 1,100-pound man or 500-kilogram woman stepping on the head in the exact spot.
11. The host finds a study that determined human skull bone has a failure pressure of 1900 PSI or 13 MegaPascals.
12. The host calculates that the surface area of Freddy's teeth is 11.26 square centimeters.
13. Using the power of math, the host determines that each tooth is biting down with 14,758 newtons of force.
14. The host compares this force to that of a full-grown crocodile or great white shark bite.
15. The host concludes that the animatronics in FNaF were designed to be deadly, with mechanisms way overpowered for what they were meant to do.
16. The host believes that William Afton was a madman from the beginning, creating suits designed to kill with overpowered mechanisms.
17. The host thinks that the death of Afton's son was avoidable and that Afton's own twisted experiments were to blame.