»Architect's Speech Translated«

Right..!

Now back to the OP.

You wrote:

CaptPostMod wrote:

The One will be returned to the Source (interesting word that, "returned," so he's been there before?). After returning to the Source, his code will be spread throughout the Matrix (the anomaly is systemic). He then will presumably exist in a formless state of samdhi or brahma or holy spirit hood (because his code will be spread throughout the Matrix). In this state he will be allowed to choose a group of males and females to rebuild Zion (most probably this is meant to refer to rebuilding in the Matrix the choice of Zion (i.e. the anomaly), not the physical city itself. Rebuilding that will have to be the work of the machines because it would be beyond the scale of 23 human beings' capabilities). If Neo does not accept his impending God-hood, Zion and every human in the Matrix will die.

Hm, why do you believe this? I think that the Architect meant that Neo's "One code" will return to the Source and he will be a regular man again. And then he will select 23 people for rebuilding Zion.

I believe that only Neo trully returned to the Source while the others just returned their "One code"

th3 p4th wrote:

I believe that only Neo trully returned to the Source while the others just returned their "One code"

Wow! That's one heck of a profound statement Really awesome. Neo is a true Buddha, while past Ones were only bodhisattvas.

I need to think about that some. Thanks!

Hm.. I'm not familiar with the terms you use, but that's what I wanted to point out. The difference between Neo's return to the Source and the other Ones'.

LOL! Gina Rink practically said that in the OP of 7/7.

Quote:

This is the sixth time the Oracle has tried to set him right, not including the 2 times the Architect has failed with logic. Yes, the 9th time (3x3).

th3 p4th wrote:

Hm.. I'm not familiar with the terms you use, but that's what I wanted to point out. The difference between Neo's return to the Source and the other Ones'.

A bodhisattva is a being that could potentially be a true Buddha. Once one truely becomes a Buddha, they desolve completely into the Source (or Nirvana), they can't come back. A bodhisattva is one so close to Buddha nature that they could dissolve into the Source, but instead they stay cohesive and continue on to help people still in the corporeal world, allowing the Buddha nature they've cultivated to spread out amongst all sentient beings.

So the other One's allowed the code (the true Buddha nature) to be desemenated, but they remained human and staid to assist in the rebuilding of Zion. But Neo didn't do that. He returned to the Source whole, he never relinquished the code, and in fact, he added Smith to it...

So where does that take us?

I incorporated some changes into the OP to reflect this new little revelation

I always considered this Neo's first question

Neo: Who are you?

Hey RodBell, welcome back we missed you!

Concordantly, while your first question may be the most pertinent, you may or may not realize it is also irrelevant.

What fits better?

this one:

Who are you?

or this one:

Why am I here?


Archie will speak later about 5 Ones' before Neo..

What question is pertinent, but also irrelevant?

The second one.

IMHO

Who are you?

As he has been told who will be in the room before hand, and the goal behind all of loss of life and the ancients of the Matrix(es) just to get there makes his first question irrelvant.

...


Thanks for the welcome back

Read the script.

Code:

OLD MAN Hello, Neo. NEO Who are you?   OLD MAN I am the Architect. I created the Matrix. I've been waiting for you. INT. REROUTING FACILITY - ELEVATOR/CORRIDORS - MIGHT        Trinity hits the elevator button. The numbers climb' towards her. INT. NEBUCHADNEZZAR - MAIN DECK - NIGHT Link sees it but it's too late. LINK Oh no! INT. REROUTING FACILITY - ELEVATOR/CORRIDORS - NIGHT        The elevator opens and Trinity is attacked by Agent Jackson as we saw in the opening, managing to barely escape with her life. INT. CONTROL ROOM - NIGHT The  Architect learns back. ARCHITECT You have many questions, and though the process has altered your consciousness, you remain irrevocably human, ergo, some of my answers you will understand and some of them you will not. Concordantly, while your first question is the most pertinent, you may or may not realize, it is also the most irrelevant. NEO Why am I here? ARCHITECT Your life is the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation inherent to the programming of the Matrix. Images from Neo's entire life fill the monitors,   creating a visual chaos beneath the measured tone of the Architect's voice.

As you can see, the script describes Trinity's actions after Neo's first question.

But later when Archie tells Neo that he will ask an irrelevant question, Neo asks "why am I here?" archie responds and the dialog continues without stopping. This suggest that Neo's irrelevant question was the "why am I here?"

I feel you may be walking down to my town and banging my head against a wall shortly screaming "LOOK! SEE!"

To my understanding Archie cannot see the a future and only the Oracle can see a future. He does not know the questions Neo will ask nor will ever know he can summerise based on answers and actions.

You could say that Neo's 1st question (or zero question) led him to conclude what his next would be but I still think that

"Who are you?"

is the 1st question Archie is highlighting as 'pertinent' and 'irrelevant' showing Neo's lack of manners 'What no hello ' and recall.

Why ask a question like that when you know who they are, like being in the precense of God and asking who is his barber at the beginning of the conversation.

Reading the script insert I am failing to see why your 1st question is my 2nd question.

Then again I only spotted Jesus the other day. (In the film not at Tesco)

That's really interesting RodBell. And you are correct in pointing out that we have no reason to believe the Architect can predict the future, therefore the first question he points to must be the one already asked, not the one forthcoming.

And who the Architect is may seem pertinent to Neo (who thought he was returning to the Source and not entering some program's chamber), but the identity of the Architect is also completely irrelevant...

Makes a lot of sense.

I disagree, but that's just my opinion.

th3 p4th wrote:

I disagree, but that's just my opinion.

...and until the Brothers W step up and give us their reason your opinion is a much right as mine. Lets hope the W's don't just step up and are unsure why they written that bit the they thought it sounded 'cool' and '733t' I shall be sadly disappointed.

RodBell wrote:

Lets hope the W's don't just step up and are unsure why they [had] written that bit[, just that]... they thought it sounded 'cool'...

I often think that's the real reason the brothers never talk about their work

CaptPostMod: "So, Mr. Wachowski, what is the difference between the integral and systemic anamolies?"

Larry: "Heidegger once said, 'As the ego cogito, subjectivity is the consciousness that represents something, relates this representation back to itself, and so gathers with itself.'"

Andy: "We just wanted as many multisyllabic words in there as possible..."

When did you get to see that special secret interview?

I already told you about one interview I've read...

matrix-explained.com...

Cheeky scamps that they are

• ❑ Cool stuff about the programs for everything -- bird patterns, skies, wind, etc. And
then the programs that go haywire -- werewolves, ghosts, etc. Very cool. So Smith
is free -- he's not in the matrix program. this is VERY complex and I finally frickin'
understand it! There is no way dad could understand this I don't think. Maybe, who
cares, if he could get it or not.
• ❑ Cool line, "You don't really know someone untill your fight them.
• ❑ The Minovingian is a program.
• ❑ Cool programs. Smith maybe had some neo rub off on him and now he is kind of
free.
• ❑ He's given the gift of sight -- "looking at the world without time" without chronology --
cool stuff.
• ❑ REALLY cool stuff about having already made the choice, but now you have to
understand it. VERY cool stuff. I love it. You already made your own choices, life is
about understanding those choices!
• ❑ He has to reach the Source (the machine mainframe) to destroy it and free Zion from
the machiens. To reach the Source, Neo has to get the necessary keys from the
Keymaker, but the keymaker is being held be a very old and very dangerous
program, the Merovingian. The Merovingian wants the Keymaker to get more
power. Meanwhile, back in Zion, the Council decides to send out two captains of
two ships to aid the Nebukadnezzar. Back in the Matrix, Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus
meet the Merovingian and his wife at a restaurant. The Merovingian says some
pretty wise stuff at this dinner. "If we never take time, how can we ever have time?".
He remarks how wines and whatnot are contrivances and how he is a "trafficker of
information. I know everything I can." The Keymaker is a means, not an end,
meaning that the Keymaker simply opens the door to something, and while the door
is great, the door is not really the end, but the connecting portal the door opens up
to. Merovingian believes that there is only one reality -- Causality. Cause and
Effect. Action and Reaction. This makes a LOT of sense. That is the only real truth.
It's not karma, but there are reactions. If you eat a pound of ice cream, it's not karma
that makes you feel depressed, it's your physiological reaction to digestion copious
amounts of toxic white sugar in your body. Cause and effect is the way the universe
operates. At the Tony Robbins event. I could say I had choice to say no to that
program, and it is scary to think that everything operates with only causality, but it is
VITAL to at the very least, understand how important cause and effect is. No doubt,
this movie is highly philosophical. ThThe Merovingian said that "choice is an illusion
created between those with power and those without." He sees we are totally out of
control under the power of this causality. "Why" is the only real source of power
because it allows us to comprehend this governing causality. VERY COOL. Love
that stuff.
• ❑ These French people are so crazy because they are sophisticated horndogs, giving
people chocolate cake "orgasm programs" kissing people to remember and sample
love. This is a lot of crazy. She just does things without morality, everything just
causality. That's a WHOLE new way of thinking.
• ❑ The Merovingian has werewolve bodyguards and these twins that can smoehow,
sift translucently through the Matrix construct, so he has a lot of allies that know
glitches and loopholes to the Matrix program.
• ❑ After the philosophical lunch on causality. Their is this medieval fight with Middle
Aged Weapons when the Merovingian's wife leads Neo to the Keymaker. Then the
twin body guards start attacking Morpheus and Trinity while Neo is locked into a
labyrinth of opening doors that lead to places totally out of the way (Mountains, etc.).
it seems kind of ridiculous that the two translucent, sifting twins could be fighting
Morpheus, who has a samurai sword, with only razor blades, but it is a unique
weapon, and has a very cool effect to say the least. Asking "Why" is the only source
of true power because it allows us to understand why we have made the choices we
have taken, the answer to the answer to teh why questions provide awareness and
that awareness can help us make more astute questions. The key thing to realize
that, in causality, every reaction, instantly becomes a cause for another reaction as
well.
• ❑ so Now the Sentinels are trying to carve their way to Zion in the core of the earth,
only being blocked by an iron core, which slows them down. They blow up this
reactor to deactivate power. This, of course, is the prophecy dream come true Neo
saw at the beginning of Reloaded.
• ❑ The Matrix heros are so cool because they have the brains of a computer hacker
nerd, but the braun of a superhero. Usually those two extremes are mutually
exclusive in one person.
• ❑ Here we go, the Architect. He created the Matrix. This is what he says, which is a
lot because the whole movie, up until now, has been building up to this meeting
with the "white light", which turns out to be the architect. So the architect reminds
Neo that he is ultimately, still human, despite being the One, so out of all of Neo's
questions, only some Neo (because of his humanity) will be able to understand. So
the Architect immediately starts addressing Neo's questions. His first question
seems the most apposite, but is very irrelevant, apparently. "Why am I here?" Neo is
the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation of the Matrix programming.
Basically there's all of these humans wired into the Matrix's extremely complex
formulas and there is a remainder, Neo is that remainder. He creates the balance to
all of the mechanized involvement of everything else, that's not his choice, it's the
causality of the program's wiring. He is teh "eventuality of anomaly", or the outcome
of something that deviates from the norm. A deviation from the standard of the
Matrix is necessary for the balance of the Matrix (for the ultimate sustaination of hte
Matrix) or else it would be too mechanized and crumble, so it balances out. The
Matrix is a "harmony of mathematical precision" only to a degree because there is
this anomaly -- this eventuality remainder -- of Neo that keeps popping up, which is
expected, in a way, because of the intensely formulized responses of the Matrix.
The Architect has put a great degree of time into avoiding these anomaly of Neo, but
the deviation from the standard is not unexpected, making it not outside his
control, and the Architect knew Neo would end up meeting him. The Architect
describes how he got there, but not "why" he got there. Again, the power of "why"
shakes the foundation of the movie as a powerful theme in cinema and in life. The
architect then says that because Neo recognized that his "answer" only described
how and not why Neo was there, NEo was smarter than the "others". Apparently,
the TV screens are projections of Neo's conscience. So each anomaly marks the
beginning of a new version of the Matrix, since Neo is the sixth deviation from the
expected standard, this is the sixth version of hte Matrix. Because the deviation
from the expected standard is systemic (not localized) it creates fluctuations in all
parts of the system, complex or simple. Neo then says, "Choice. The problem is
choice," The Architect then goes into the different versions of the Matrix. The first
matrix was "flawless, sublime" it inspired awe and was "triumphed only by its
monumental failure"; which is an interesting example of causality. "The inevitability
of [the Matrix version 1.0] is apparent to [the Architect] as a consequence of the
imperfection inherent in every human." Basically, he says that the Matrix Version
1.0 was flawless but it created flawless people, and truly flawless people -- because
humans are intrinsically imperfect, but totally perfect at the same time -- have
imperfection, which created the doom of the matrix. He then redisigned it to more
"accurately reflect the grotesqueries of yoru nature". Meaning that the Architect
realized that his mind was too bound into "perfection" to make the Matrix designed
for a typical human, something remarkably arrogant to say. Then the Architect (the
Father of the Matrix) said that there would be some thing that intuitively investigated
the human psyche. That intuitive "Mother" matrix program investigated and tested
and discovered that 99% of humans accepted the Matrix program if they had some
choice (even if it was unconscious) in the matrix program. So then that left the
remaining 1% of those that didn't accept the program which, if left unchecked, would
cause a systemic anomaly affecting and escalating to effect all humans in the
Matrix. "Denial is the most predictable of human responses". Interesting stuff.
Denial as a predictable and common human response is a good thing to recognize.
Then the Architect says that they have destroyed Zion 5 times before and this will be
the sixth time in doing so? Did they rebuild it? Apparently they just forgot about it.
Wow, this is really complex. So the One -- in a way -- is a program that is expected
to deviate from the expect, to be an anomaly. The One is a planned anomaly or a
calculated unexpectation. The purpose of hte One is to go to the source (for the
6th time again) and to release this code into the source, afterwards he selects 23
individuals (16 females, 7 males, to rebuild Zion). If the One doesn't do that
process, woudl cause a calaclysmic system crash, killing everyone connected
to the Matrix, and if the Sentinels destroyed Zion, all humans would die. The
machiens need humans to survive, but the Machines are prepared for some levels
of survival without humans. Then the Architect says that Neo is a process of
affirming based on chance creating a profound attachment to his species,
facillitating the function of the One. Others experience this allure, this gravity
towards other humans in a general way, but Neo experiences it in relation to the
specific feeling of love. Then the Architect really starts to speed things up saying
that the flaw of love (which isn't really a flaw at all) is ultimately expressed and the
anomaly is revealed to begin and end at that kind of nexus of the Matrix. "Hope is
the quintessential human delusion which is the source of greatest strength and
greatest weakness". If it is the source of the greatest strength, it can't be an
illusion, however.
• ❑ Then Neo reveals some news to Morpheus and the beliefs of Neo and Morpheus
openly clash. Neo says that the Oracle's prophecy was false and that the One is
never supposed to end anything (basiclaly this is the same first Matrix movie, with
Neo saying he isn't the One and won't do anything) but that they must save Zion.
The 2nd Matrix movie is relayered and reframed, but it is basically a similar, but
revamped, story.. Then they all are shocked and stunned and hurt because their
belief in the One being able to save them is false. The One doesn't save anyone,
everyone saves themselves, but it is through belief that they, individually, are able to
step beyond their boundaries and ultimately save themselves (sometimes that belief
is fueld by belief in the One, but they pull it off).
• ❑ The funny thing about Reloaded is that the operator takes up the role of someone
almost watching the movie and having similar reactions to actions, love, and feats
people take, share, and make in the matrix.
• ❑ Afterall of this stuff, you'd think that Carie Ann and Keanu would get married or
something.
• ❑ I realized Neo doesn't hang on, he doesn't grasp; things just flow through him and
reflect. If people are congested that will be revealed, if they are arrogant, so will
that. He is a lot like Thomas.
• ❑ That's a GREAT line if someone says they don't have time, say to them, "You should
take time!"
• ❑ These French people are so crazy because they are sophisticated horndogs, giving
people chocolate cake "orgasm programs" kissing people to remember and sample
love. This is a lot of crazy. She just does things without morality, everything just
causality. That's a WHOLE new way of thinking.
• ❑ I am going to understand the Architects speech at the end of this.
• ❑ I like smith's logic, "We are here because we are not free." Meaning that they are
aware of freedom but "we", people, are still plugged into the Matrix and that is what
we are trying to liberate.
• ❑ That dude is a lot like James, "The French language is great to curse with. It's like
wiping your ass with silk. I love it."
• ❑ This is very cool. Morpheus just nods people to not go on the airplane. The
Merovingian reminds me of James. Strange I never got this figured out earlier on, or
maybe me? Who cares?
• ❑ The Merovingian REALLY has a HUGE vocabulary, as does the architect. The
Merovingian talks about how
• ❑ "Comprehension is not a requisite of cooperation"

• ❑ Plot: Okay this opens up like a continuous movie (Lord of the rings style of
continuity). Some new and important names are introduced and the crucial
essentiality of Choice is used over and over again with the oracle conversation.
Neo is trapped between machine world and matrix world by a program called the
Trainman (owned by, of course, the Merovingian. The "in-between" link is
controlled by the Trainman who smuggles programs in and out of the Matrix. So the
Merovingian has the Trainman, who can smuggle any program around the Matrix,
working for him, and he had the Keymaker, who can open any door in the matrix,
basically giving him the power to alter and open doors in the Matrix. At this void
world, Neo meets Ramadhandra program and his wife who are programs. The
Merovingian is known as the "Frenchmen". The Ramakhandra guy gets
philosophical -- this got a little too zen, whooey-looey for me, in the 3rd matrix
movie, but it's still great philsophy, just a little more than I wanted in an action movie,
at least -- but the great advice is that this program goes to the Frenchman to free his
daughter out of love for his daughter. Neo is shocked because it is a human
emotion -- but the program corrects him saying it is simply a word, but the
CONNECTION it implies is the important thing. That's such a powerful distinction.
Love, Hate, Passion, all of those are simply words, but they have a very strong
reactionary connection to the physiology, again that word is a cause for teh effect of
a strong connective reaction, so causality is at the root of things again. Neo and the
program realize they are both ttheir for love. The Trainman is some toothless,
dishevled hobo on a train with a gun. It was funy watching the three cahse them as
they nimpbly cleared the gats as he His wife is incredibly direct. His philosphy of
karma, having gratitude for his wife and daugther and knowing what he must do is
key. That seraph guy is really cool. That loop in the train was funny. Apparently it
has some loophole code. The Frenchman is a hedonist but he does it just for kicks,
almost as a philosphy, not recklessly at all, perfectly away of rhe causality so it's not
sloppy, almost mathematical with his precison, and iphisloy. Meanwhile, Morph,
Trin, and Seraph visit the Merovingian and shoot up some of his ceiling-walking
goons at what appears to be some bondage dance party. What's cool about the
Merovingian is that he acts like a sophisticated epicurean who is above hedonism,
but he indiulges in everything tactfully, with calculation. Everything is calculated,
but completely with suave debonnair. "No action without consequence" he warns.
He knows because it is his business to know". He's always making deals, but like a
calculated mathematican, with dignified genteel He always sees consequence over
coincidence; cost over chance. Then the Merovingian wants the eyes of the Oracle
for Neo, Trinity decides to attack, gets a gun pointed at Mero, its a big shooting
hold-off. The Mero says the most hysterical phrase, "It's remarkable how similar the
pattern of love is to the pattern of insanity". The Deal is saving Neo or they all die.
Neo is meanwhile meditating to try to get himself out of the train area. Apparently,
Tinity cut a good deal. That was a funny.
• ❑ The Oracle could just as easily be an old woman who says big things and bakes
cookies, but people apply all this meaning to her words.
• ❑ Neo sees the Oracle to figure out where things are going. The Oracle says that no
one can see beyond a choice they don't understand, again, the power and
necessity of asking "Why" to understand choices, some choices we have already
made. Apparently, NEo hadn't decided he was ready to know about the Architect
and Zion and whatnot. Then he decides he is ready to know how he was able to
stop 4 sentinels and how he could jack into the Matrix without hardwiring in. The
oracle tells him that the power of the One extends outside the matrix allthe way back
to the source and that he should be dead, but he obviously wasn't ready for death.
Apparently, things happen when you are ready for them to happen. The Architect
balances the equation. Then the Oracle's purpose is to unbalance the Equation
The Oracle talks about the end, darkness, and death and that Smith could destory
everything and that he is Neo, he's his opposite, his negative. It's just the equation
trying to balance itself out. This makes a lot of sense in really cool very grand-scale
elaborate mathematical way. In other words, you've got Neo -- this loving, altruistic,
all-seeing powerful One -- which means there has to be a single person who is
intensely hateful, selfish, all-powerful, powermongering, which is Smith to avoid
upsetting the equillibrium. Everything is in eqiubilibrium. Your own life's actions
and gand macroscale actions. Then Smith, apparently wakes up in the Ship.
Apparently, the Smith Clone Platoon atacks the Oracle building and Seraph (an
awesome martial artist) and Sati flee. Funny that he said humans were like a virus,
and clealry he is the Virus here. Really he is just a computer virus. This is
interesting Apparently smith raped the Sati gril, possibly, which is sick and perverse
when he said all things need love. The Smith person can leak into the real world,
like the real world into the matrid, makes sense for that balance.
• ❑ Meanwhile the only survivor guy wakes up and uses that same philsophical logic as
Smith -- if he wasn't me, who was, etc.
• ❑ This is stronlgy reminiscient of 20,000 leagues under the sea with the "Sentinel
squids". Nairobi's ship, "Logos" returns okay. The Oracle began to seem like a slot
machine, or the daily news, that everyone stops by to hear "exactly what they
needed to here.
• ❑ Then Neo says he needs to fly to the Machine city. Naiobi says that she'll give up
her ship to neo not because she believes in the One, but because she believes
simply in Neo, which is, in a way, more powerful than a generaleze "One" because
it's perosnal belief instead of just in an idea.
• ❑ Then Trin and Neo take off in Logos to the machine city. Cool that they are in
"reasoned speech" which is logos going to face machines. Then ,of course, the
smith dude ends up on that ship. Damn, Trinity, was caught by the Smith guy. So
then Smith makes it into the real world in a way that I don't don't understand, NEo
gets his eyes burned out by Smith as the "blink Messiah". Then he someonehow
sees without seeing, and sees the fiery shadow of "smith"without the body. The fire
could represent devil-like qualities. Neo looks really gored up, but can see the
essence of things, like some hindu person, which is a higher level of the "One", of
course.
• ❑ VERY interesting symmetry with the machine world versus huamn world. It seems
like your home portaryas whatever you lack. The huamn's lack order and structure,
so their cities are organized, the machiens lack spontaenoity, so their world is very
nature-like tree-like. Also, it's cool that the Zion people use machines to defined
against machines and the sentinel machines use human "thought process and
tactics. The machines all have order in them so their worlds is someone
assymetrical. Cool stuff. Everything, again, is causality. The Merovingian's wife is
VERY hot.
• ❑ The driving of naiobo was amn impressive, THe swarm of sentienls just massacre
people wa wspretty frigtehtning. . That guy kept looking at the camera and you
coudlnt' understand his words, that's what was so intensie.Then that kid gets to safe
teh day kind of. It seems ridiculous that all thos sentinenls wouldn't take care of one
dude. He constantly looks at teh camera, which makes the acting terrible. He is
MUCH better with the slow parts than the rambunctious, loud ones.
• ❑ That was interesting about the sentinels having some kind of thought process, tact
to it. That was a cool final moment, but when he said he believe
• ❑ That commander is a terrible actor because he's always intense. Good actors build
and save that intensit and adapt.
• ❑ that's a good script line, he's the one who believes in miracles.
• ❑ trininty should have been more astonished about his stuff. And so should he have
been more powerful. this just had some bad acting, the commander, the coloenl,
then it got creaz.e The trinity-Neo dialogue just took WAY too long and was way to
chunky and distorted. That sunrise was the only REAL sunrise the whole trilogy!
Man, he just didn't process the not seeing at all. The not seeing thing is kind of
funny, then he gets pissed.
• ❑ The build-ups were off, they should have killed off trinity at the WAY WAY end, not
2/3 into the movie. Cool that neo draws the insect like deal. That's a good want.
Peace, love, and happiness. Taht's aactually a VErY VERY cool realzation. The
humans use machines to fight and the machines use human-like strategies to fight
back.
• ❑ I wasn't ready for the hostel stuff, but maybe now I could be! Some fo the burly battle
walls loked like a set. Some of it just looked So stages. The machien baby seemed
to tak on a clealry neutral role. Smith the obvious evil role and NEo the obvious
good role.
• ❑ SMith says that love, peace, etc are illusions and love is insipid. He doesn't
understsand why NEo persissts and THAt persisstnence really pisses him. He
simply persists because he choose to. HE called him NEo. He doesn't no how to
end it. Interesting that Smith "died" by Neo letting him kind of . The Oracle woman
was Smith, in a way? So Neo saved The machines from Smith? But why were the
machines attacking them in the first place. Cool stuffwith the Machine CG. Also
cool taht Smith had light in him, good light. Taht little girl just sleeping on the street.
So was the Archietc smith?
• ❑ Change always is a dangerous game.
• ❑ the MEssage of beleif is cool and paramount, too. If you don't know, you can belief.
Exactly 2 hourrs.
• ❑ The Sentinesl were based out of Insect things, too, which was cool. That's just
chees that it's a baby face, They put way too much into the face, one of thoe things
woudl have been cool, they made it this increidlby compelx algorith.
• ❑ COOL: "Epics transcend it's historical period." The matrix is definitely epic. It's
HUGE with it's message. It speaks to it's historical era, but, simultaneously,
completely transcends it
• ❑ Filming the matrix looked SO fun, with all that Space camp floating stuff. I think I
have been trying to be outside for a VERY long time! I guess I am an insider, that's
it. I am introvrted!
• ❑ Usually people who are VERY (abnormally) animated like Kramer or this other dude
in movies, are VERY calm and have lots of control over their mind -- meaning they
are philosophical -- in real life.
• ❑ That one guy seems cool, but he's just putting the wrong type of energy into it,
pssibbly, because you can't hear what he's saying, his words are just grunts.
• ❑ It was bizarre seeing the Oracle almost acting apologetic, when before she had
such a subtle power, but she is still centere,d which is cool
• ❑ The Oracle looks liek Gloria
• ❑ The Oracle is changed and appears different because, she says, she made some
choice of helping Neo and Morpheus. She says that it is still important to her
because she seriously is doing it again!

The Architect: Your life is the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation inherent to the programming of the matrix. You are the eventuality of an anomaly, which despite my sincerest efforts I have been unable to eliminate from what is otherwise a harmony of mathematical precision. While it remains a burden to sedulously avoid it, it is not unexpected, and thus not beyond a measure of control. Which has led you, inexorably, here.

Deciphered: The matrix is based on mathematically harmonious computer programs, formulas, and calculations that produce the "people and life-like sequences of the matrix". Because of the way those formulaic programs were designed, there wasn't a "common denominator" and thus a "remainder". Neo is that "remainder" of a "matrix formula". Because the remainder was calculated, Neo's existance, and his appearance with the Architect, are all formulaically expected to a degree.

I pasted all of your text to a word document as it is difficult to read here, when I came across this.

johntkucz wrote:

• This is interesting Apparently smith raped the Sati gril, possibly, which is sick and perverse when he said all things need love.

This is not meant to upset, but I do think that this should have been a New Post and no a reply, as alot of it is your only personaly review and interpretations of M2 & M3 along with comments on how hot Mervs wife is (Though I do not disagree ).

Also where did you copy and paste this from?

err, I don't think that is what happened!
He just coppied himself to her.

yup /agree with th3 p4ath. Smith has not sexual wants nor desires he just copied himself the same way he has done with everything soul/non soul in the Matrix.

The question Thomas asks is important because his presence there earmarks the beginning of the supposed end of the story and what will result from that ending. It's really like asking god, "What am I doing in heaven?"

Then god answers, "You're here in heaven because the world is about to end and you have to decide how it will end. So the question is irrelevant, you're here; they die." End of story...supposedly.