Man of Science, Man of Faith/Theories

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Man of Science, Man of Faith

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Jack is the "man of science".
Locke is the "man of faith".
- Vice versa considering the events of "The Man from Tallahassee".
Jack is the "man of science", while Desmond is the "man of faith". Jack believes that Sarah can not be fixed based on his scientific opinion, while Desmond has faith that she can and will be alright.
When Jack meets Desmond, Desmond already knows him. He's living in his "Flashes Before Your Eyes" alternative reality. That's why he knows he's going to fix his wife. That's why he tells Jack that he's going to meet him in another life.
- This could explain why in "Adrift", Jack recognizes Desmond, but Desmond does not recognize Jack.