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Seriously, once you make a floating city, presumably reasonably self sufficient in the sky with the possible exceptions of soil issues, making an underwater city is an obvious next step. Maybe never got around to doing it though due to politics though. So that leaves their son, nephew, cousin whatever.

* It could work if we knew how old Ryan was by the time of Bioshock...

* Well, knowing that {{spoiler|Jack is his son, and that Jack is 30 years old or something like that...}} Ryan could easily be 60-65 by the time of Bioshock, in 1960. And thus 12-17 by the time of [[Bio Shock Infinite ~~(Video Game)~~|Infinite]]. He could quite well be a son/nephew/cousin/whatever.

* Well, knowing that {{spoiler|Jack is his son, and that Jack is 30 years old or something like that...}} Ryan could easily be 60-65 by the time of Bioshock, in 1960. And thus 12-17 by the time of [[Bio Shock Infinite|Infinite]]. He could quite well be a son/nephew/cousin/whatever.

** It seemed it was stated clearly that {{spoiler|Jack was hyperaged, and was only physically a few years old at the time of Bioshock.}}

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== The end of Bioshock Infinite will have Elizabeth bringing Columbia down in flames.. ==

If we assume that the debut trailer - the one where DeWitt is caught by Elizabeth's Telekinesis at the end - is set ''before'' the longer gameplay trailer, then her powers seem to have increased. Possibly this will mean that Elizabeth, who is having her powers boosted by whoever commands '''HIM''', will scale in power with the player, as the latter finds new and more powerful Vigors. In the end, after '''HIM''' pulls a [[Heel Face Turn]] and dies taking out whatever [[Big Bad]] controls him to help Elizabeth escape, her powers are so increased that she destroys Columbia. As for the method in which this is done, well, ''Project Icarus'' should be a hint. A ''literal'' [[Mythology Gag]], kind of.

** Don't take the debut trailer (The one with Booker dying) as canonical. [[~~Bio Shock~~]] had a similar trailer, with Jack getting gored by a Big Daddy.

** Don't take the debut trailer (The one with Booker dying) as canonical. [[Bioshock]] had a similar trailer, with Jack getting gored by a Big Daddy.

== Columbia is the cause of ADAM. ==

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== Columbia is actually a virtual reality. ==

Various objects seem to be glitching, and the people's erratic behavior is due to an error in the code. Furthermore, Elizabeth's powers are not actually an ability to warp dimensions, but rather she can directly effect Columbia's source code. The Songbird is thus some sort of antiviral softwear.

** It's not just a virtual reality, it's the [[Genetic Memory]] of a subject seen through an [[Assassin's Creed ~~(Video Game)~~|Animus]]-esque device. The subject (and therefore the player) lives in the near future and is trying to figure out what happened to Columbia by exploring the memories of Booker to prevent a cataclysm caused by the events of game.

** It's not just a virtual reality, it's the [[Genetic Memory]] of a subject seen through an [[Assassin's Creed|Animus]]-esque device. The subject (and therefore the player) lives in the near future and is trying to figure out what happened to Columbia by exploring the memories of Booker to prevent a cataclysm caused by the events of game.

== This all has something to do with [[Faction Paradox]]. ==