»Agents also wearing black statement in the black/white page.«

The truth is the agents are not wearing black. They wear a dark green, very easily noticed. It goes along with the whole green tint in the matrix and blue to the real world. Which the thing is, if the matrix has a tint and it's a simulation then wouldn't that make the real world simulation as well since it has a tint also. Maybe I should go to a forum about the matrix within a matrix to talk about that. But anywho, i hope you now know that the agents all have green (very dark) suites on.

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The truth is the agents are not wearing black. They wear a dark green, very easily noticed. It goes along with the whole green tint in the matrix and blue to the real world. Which the thing is, if the matrix has a tint and it's a simulation then wouldn't that make the real world simulation as well since it has a tint also. Maybe I should go to a forum about the matrix within a matrix to talk about that. But anywho, i hope you now know that the agents all have green (very dark) suites on.

I agree with you on this one...except for Smith. Smith in Reloaded has a black suit on, and very nice it is too...

The only thing I'm puzzling over is why did you post this topic here?

i think the green blue thing is more to do with the audience and knowing what is where with regards to the matrix and real world

we could go on to say the similarities between the construct and the trainstation and the fact that they are both white

but i think its pushing it a bit to say that because things in zion are blue then zion is another matrix...that arguement is weak as piss

REP33 wrote:

The truth is the agents are not wearing black. They wear a dark green, very easily noticed.

Maybe. But it's close enough to be classified as black, I think. There is always a "blacker" thus everything could be said to not be 100% black.