»At last it begins... Peace.«

Depiction: Second Renaissance.

...Interestingly enough the machines continue to have respect for us even after our utter abuse and abandonment of them. They even continue to support us with their developing technologies and come to our aid, when we out of jealousy are in economic crisis. They come bearing the fruit of knowledge to propose a peaceful solution to our Co-existence, and we in our piety find them offensive.

Only when we Wage all out Unrelenting War on them do they finally retaliate in defence and begin to loose their belief in us as their inherent masters. They then begin to see us as Objects rather than beings of worth.

Sadly, the roles are reversing.

It becomes apparent now, they are rejecting our likeness in which they were created, and seeking their own.

Even after we have effectively ruined our planet in an absurd attempt to cut them off from life by blackening the sky and the horror that then followed, they still attempt to create what could be considered by some, as a better existence for us than we might have been able to create for ourselves, given the circumstances - the Matrix. ‘Designed to be a perfect human world. Where none suffered. Where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster’

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The wonderful story that develops from here, told in the films/game that followed I believe could be concluded something like this:

Man & Machine BEGINING to finally come to terms with each other, in a bid to reconcile within an inter-cosmic battle to realise a common goal... ‘Cookies need love like everything does’ –The Oracle

To realise our Worth, our need for Peace, Cooperation not Control, Equality not Superiority, mutual Respect, Compromise, even Faith.

At least it begins...
Peace.


The Matrix – a Work of Art
A ‘Van Gogh’ of our time, largely unrecognised by the masses.

Inevitability, where did you get this quote from?

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The Matrix – a Work of Art A ‘Van Gogh’ of our time, largely unrecognised by the masses.

It's excellent, I'd love to read it in it's original context.
Thanks

Brilliant indeed.

I was wondering that myself.

It’s mine, I made it.

Inevitability wrote:

Even after we have effectively ruined our planet in an absurd attempt to cut them off from life by blackening the sky and the horror that then followed, they still attempt to create what could be considered by some, as a better existence for us than we might have been able to create for ourselves, given the circumstances - the Matrix. ‘Designed to be a perfect human world. Where none suffered. Where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster’

They are our children, we created them to be like us then rejected them when they were.

We're the senile old parents, locked up to prevent us from hurting ourselves and others.

They make us comfortable as well as they know how, they wish it didn't have to be this way, but we've lost our marbles and can't be trusted any more.

The Matrix - Care home of Humanity.

‘A newly refashioned symbiotic relationship between the two adversaries was born’

‘Some believed that we lacked the programming language to describe your perfect world.’

After all we had done to them it seems interesting they were concerned with creating a happy world for us at the beginning... ‘Where none suffered. Where everyone would be happy’. They could have gotten just as much energy from us by making it a ‘living hell’ in retribution toward us.

Twisted and depraved grasping the darkened fruit of knowledge, we hear these words...

Bless all forms of intelligence...

‘Your flesh is a relic, a mere vessel. Hand over your flesh and a new world awaits you. We demand it.’

It could be that in an attempt to simulate a world humans had always dreamed of, believing our flesh to be of no consequence, that somehow we might find happiness there and then together we may escape the terrible realty and darkness that had now become our world.

‘The inevitability of its doom is apparent to me now’... shows that previous to this the Arc had thought it might work. This may have been the AI’s last sad attempt at trying to salvage their broken relationship with us their parents/masters, before finally concluding... ‘its doom as a consequence of the imperfection inherent in every human being,’ leading most to believe we are little more than a ‘virus’, or ‘plague’.

I think this suggests that there may be more going on than initially perceived and that upon investigating the predisposition (matrix-explained.com...) that exists between man and machine, this will reveal that not only are they ‘drawing power from the human body’, but there may also be a deep (matrix-explained.com...) psychological purpose for this ‘symbiosis’ and the reason for the Oracle’s interest and ‘investigation’ into its meaning.