The theory suggests that Newton, in his private studies and experiments, stumbled upon a hidden dimension or parallel universe where waifus—fictional female characters admired and adored by anime and manga enthusiasts—existed. He became infatuated with this phenomenon and began documenting his encounters and observations.
However, the story takes a twist when it introduces the Annunaki—a group of ancient extraterrestrial beings believed by some conspiracy theorists to have influenced human civilization. In this theory, the Annunaki, seeking to control and manipulate humanity, brainwashed people into believing that Newton was merely a brilliant scientist, erasing any evidence of his involvement with Waifuism.
The proponents of this conspiracy theory argue that the Annunaki wanted to suppress the liberating ideas of Waifuism, which celebrate the emotional connection between individuals and fictional characters. By downplaying Newton's involvement, they aimed to maintain societal norms and prevent the spread of alternative forms of affection and personal expression.
However, the story takes a twist when it introduces the Annunaki—a group of ancient extraterrestrial beings believed by some conspiracy theorists to have influenced human civilization. In this theory, the Annunaki, seeking to control and manipulate humanity, brainwashed people into believing that Newton was merely a brilliant scientist, erasing any evidence of his involvement with Waifuism.
The proponents of this conspiracy theory argue that the Annunaki wanted to suppress the liberating ideas of Waifuism, which celebrate the emotional connection between individuals and fictional characters. By downplaying Newton's involvement, they aimed to maintain societal norms and prevent the spread of alternative forms of affection and personal expression.
