»the entire trilogy is a computer working«

hi, this is my first posting. I believe that the trilogy is a computer working, the characters and story are program. Neo is an accounting program. he begins to hack programs, he later remarks "programs hacking programs". it explains all. They think that they are humans because it is their perspective. we think we are humans because that is our perspective. if you were a little green man on Mars you would be human if that is what you called yourself. The story is their explanation, made possible for us to understand it by making the programs human. this sounds simplistic maybe to some but think about it when looking over the movie even the quotes fit with that logic they dont know that they're computer programs, neither would/do we lol. " NEO WAKE UP NEO "

Uuumm...what the hell are you trying to say?

I'm completely at a loss here, and I feel that many of the posters are too!
Hence this is the only reply that you have received to your theory.

Please post again, and explain a little better, if you can.
Clarity, DAMMIT, Clarity...

hitcher wrote:

I believe that the trilogy is a computer working, the characters and story are program. Neo is an accounting program. he begins to hack programs, he later remarks "programs hacking programs". it explains all. They think that they are humans because it is their perspective. we think we are humans because that is our perspective. if you were a little green man on Mars you would be human if that is what you called yourself.

as Sati´s father explained, there IS no significant difference between human intelligence and the artificial one, it´s about words and connections to words, meanings and interpretations. So Neo could also be a human, it wouldn´t change your theory. also the others could be humans. we can´t know who in the movie is human, who not, who is controlled by the machines, and who not. Maybe the KID is a machine-spy with the porpuse to bring neo the spoon and force him to choose the left door. and then the kid ONLY opens the gate for the incoming ship BECAUSE he believes in Neo to do what he is supposed to do. So he can do something that looks helpful to humans, but in the end it isn´t because neo anyway stops the war. so we´d have programs believing in humans and viceverse. relationsships between humans and programs. i like these points, but i also think they all are a bit far away. i rather think that in fact everything was under control but without knowing it, which is the best kind of control. i think it all works like the architect: he wants neo to take the left door (otherwise he wouldn´t mention trinity, and not with that smile, or maybe exactly with that smile?) but he behaves as if it was the not logical choice (at least for neo). so the whole trilogy is about control. think of the last animatrix-episode: the humans want the machines to join them by their free will. but in fact they manipulate the machine until it believes that it wants to do what they want him to do. so the humans themselves know that there isn´t a free will, but they neglect it. i think the whole movie is also about neglection, a typical human attitude. so PERFECT control is when the subject you want to control neglects the possibility of being controlled: the zionists for example, they believe so much that they were freed, that they do not even think about the possibility of zion being another fake. it´s just perfect for the machines, and it seems to me that some of the machines kinda liked perfection, isn´t it? (architect..). for me it is clear that zion was another matrix and no-one wanted/wants to accept it (nor one in zion, nor one on this forum..)

by the way: our universe is actually a computer working. mathematecally spokend it IS a "matrix". it calculates itself by the laws of physics.

max82 wrote:

i think it all works like the architect: he wants neo to take the left door (otherwise he wouldn´t mention trinity, and not with that smile, or maybe exactly with that smile?) but he behaves as if it was the not logical choice (at least for neo).

I just read this and I just wanted to say that it's nice to see that someone else feels the very same way about this instance that I do.

WitM