»some simple questions«

just a few questions, ive read the theories (a really good read) and ive got a few very simple questions to ask!

1 - what does the architect do all day, other than being a tv freak (he can probably get every sattelite channel on those things)

2 - what do the machines do all day,other than search for people?

3 in matrix 1, the agents claim to know morpheus and co's next target (mr anderson). so why dont the agents just take over his body, then have done with it? or better yet, when mr anderson first meets up with morpheus and co why doesnt he take over his body and then attack them all?

4 - when agents take over a persons body, how is it explained to the public? e.g. in matrix 1 near the end where agents take over people in the market, surely people would see this and be a bit worried?

5 - did previous ones have to fight agents?,and why is it this time that smith has been "set free", and not other times.

6 - the keymaker dies in matrix 2, was their a keymaker to aid previous ones, and like question 5 why does he only die in this one?

7 - the architect is obviously waiting for the one, and needs to meet him/see him as explained. so why do they make it so hard for the poor guy!

8 - if the one can "change the matrix in the way he saw fit" (think thats the prophecy morpheus said in M1) why doesnt he? in the first matrix he dives inside smith and makes him, well he dies.then you see the walls change shape. so if he has all these powers why doesnt he use them?..or was what morpheus saids wrong in the first place?

anyway most of these questions dont make sense, but hey

and one final question. as the humans in the real world were all enslaved when the machines took over the world, are we to assume that EVERY person has been found and enslaved, i live in a small village in the middle of nowhere for example-it would be a job finding me! im sure there must have been a few people they missed out!

Most of your questions have one single answer: Commerce and fun!

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the architect is obviously waiting for the one, and needs to meet him/see him as explained. so why do they make it so hard for the poor guy!

In contrast to a serious philosophical world view, the movies are subject of entertainment and thrill. So, if the architect pops out of the blue, how could they get a justification for all the action stuff?

Or say the shiny black garments of Trinity. She doesn't seem to be kinky at all, but it made a great look.

Of course, you may construct more intrinsic reasons for the hardships and difficult missions, just like: It is some sort of test and training to get prepaired in the right way ...

tom wrote:

what does the architect do all day, other than being a tv freak (he can probably get every sattelite channel on those things)

Even Al-Jazeera

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what do the machines do all day,other than search for people?

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most of these questions dont make sense, but hey

Hey, it's a forum!