»What is Smith's Ph***ing problem?«

Qbosch wrote:

The answer to Smith's behavior before Neo jumped into him is the problem of choice.

So, the answer is a problem.
Not bad.
It is well known that the solution of a problem creates new problems.

"In humans, the emotions are not generated in the brain.
I mean, they are triggered by the brain, but their source is in the organs of the body.
If there is no body, there are no emotions. "
-NoName

What're you crazi? The guy in the train station with the little girl even explained it, "love" is just a word, it's the meaning... It's all in teh brain...

emotions are chemical reactions happening in the brain...
Love is an emotion... Temporary insanity... Nothing more to it...

Got your point. Believe what you like.

I beleive what I want to beleive:

Love is a chemical reaction designed to make sure that people mate and procreate....

Wow. You could win the Nobel prize for chemistry.

NoName wrote:

Wow. You could win the Nobel prize for chemistry.

Now that's my kind of humour.

Omega, that reminds me of a Bush quote...

Bush wrote:

I know what I believe. I will continue to articulate what I believe - I believe what I believe is right.

The man's logic is impecable.

Comet,
I beleive that ultimately everyone of us beleives what he/she wants to beleive...

It's not as simple as you believe it is
We CAN NOT truly believe in anything we want.
Things we believe in are product of our experiences processed by probability and in some way affected by emotions inducting expectations.
You can DECLARE you believe in anything, but you REALLY believe something only when it's significantly affecting your perception, understanding of reality and capabilities.
This is why it's so hard to exceed your own limitations: you can usually do only what you believe you can do. And you don't REALLY believe you can do much more than you've already have done before.
That was reason, why it was so hard for Neo to gain skill exceeeding human limits he learned through his life as Mr. Anderson in M1.

Just wrote:

It's not as simple as you believe it is We CAN NOT truly believe in anything we want. Things we believe in are product of our experiences processed by probability and in some way affected by emotions inducting expectations. You can DECLARE you believe in anything, but you REALLY believe something only when it's significantly affecting your perception, understanding of reality and capabilities. This is why it's so hard to exceed your own limitations: you can usually do only what you believe you can do. And you don't REALLY believe you can do much more than you've already have done before. That was reason, why it was so hard for Neo to gain skill exceeeding human limits he learned through his life as Mr. Anderson in M1.

Again, at some point, you'll end up beleiving what fits you, what suits you, what gives you a worm fuzzy feeling...
It is another issue entirely if you are honest with others and yourself.

ior wrote:

The guy in the train station with the little girl even explained it,

So, you take his words for granted. Programmed by a Hollywood actor who plays the role of a software entity. Amazing.

ior wrote:

"love" is just a word,

The word "love" is just a word.

ior wrote:

it's the meaning...

Words have different meanings in different contexts.
In that context, love was used to describe complex relations between two "programs". Human love involves physiological changes at least.

ior wrote:

It's all in teh brain...

Do you have a neck?
The brain is kept alive by the rest of the body.
And all these beloved ideas of ours are not even vital.
If the brain stops generating them, the body can live on. Like in a coma, for instance.
But if the body stops living, the brain is dead.

ior wrote:

What're you crazi?

Hope so. At least out of my mind.

NoName wrote:

In my humble opinion, Smith is/are the sum of all those voices in your head which say: "I must look like everybody else. I must not behave weird. I must obey the laws, stay in line, do not upset the others, let the show go on..."

yeah, it's like a fuckin radio in your head sometimes.

Blurring and stirring the truth and the lies
So I don't know what's real and what's not
Always confusing the thoughts in my head
So I can't trust myself anymore. (evanescence)

..thats like when Smith sneaks into your head.

I seem to disagree. I think that Smith is that voice that tells you to rebel, to break the rules, to change the current social order... To escape from this zoo...
Maybe even to end your life with suicide...

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I was compelled to stay, compelled to disobey
___________

But, of course, you all think that Neo was Jesus and Smith was Antichrist, so there is nothing good about him or anything to learn from him...

omega wrote:

... to rebel, to break the rules, to change the current social order... To escape from this zoo... Maybe even to end your life with suicide...

Why not disappear and live free?
flashback.se...

omega wrote:

But, of course, you all think that Neo was Jesus and Smith was Antichrist, so there is nothing good about him or anything to learn from him...

::Cuts a hole in the blanket of generalisation and sticks head through.:: Quittit.

Incidentally, Evanescance fans, find 'My Last Breath' and imagine Trinity's death scene. It fits perfectly.

Quote:

"It ends here tonight" "Are all my thoughts of you sweet rapture and light?" "Hold on to me now / You know I can't stay long / All I wanted to say was 'I love you, and I'm not afraid'." "Can you hear me? / Can you feel me in your arms?" "I know you hear me / I can taste it in your tears"