Originally posted by Shadow
But after watching the 2nd Matrix, I always beleived that Zion is only another part in Matrix, (ie - Zion is software, people "think" that they are rebelling but in fact, they are actually still in Matrix).
This explains why Neo was able to stop the Sentinels (Squiddys) at the end of the 2nd eps. And somehow (from last post above), I still think Agent Smith is the key....
Of course, if Neo can stop th robot in Zion it's because they are still in the matrix. But then the robots are also part of the Matrix and there is no other reality than the Matrix. If this is true, then the Matrix is the Universe and existed before the robots were created by humans. It should not have any creator (or else it is only part of something bigger, another reality, but what !?) and all the concept of the architect and revised versions of the Matrix fall apart. It doesn7t make sense any more.
In any case, if the world of Zion and robots is also in the Matrix, it's a double Matrix (Zion + normal world where Neo can fly).
Or, f I remember well Animatrix, are all Humans actually prisoners in some kind of plasma test tubes, connected to machines and all the world of Zion and the Matrix is nothing but a dream created by the machines. If that is true, it means that the machines have comlpetely destroyed the real human world and made them their slaves. If you remember the episode of Animatrix where humans try to convert robots by making them decide by themselves to help humans through the illusion of the Matrix ; humans say that anyway robots can't make the difference between the reality of the Matrix and the real world. But justly, that is what happens to humans in the film. Their real body is prisoner in test tubes in huge towers, and they believe that Zion and the Matrix
are the real worl, but it's all an illusion.
So why is Neo an anomaly in the Matrix ? Is it also part of the robot's illusion in order to give flase hopes to humans during their dream, or is Neo one of the human prisoner with a strnger personality and can actually defy the whole robot-made system, and eventually will be able to destroy it by the strength of his mind, get out of the test tube, free the humans and destroy the robots ?
The moral behind this story (with the knowledge of Animatrix) is that nobody should ill-treat others, even robots ; that humans should be careful that their own inventions turn against them to destroy or at least contriol them and make tem suffer the same as humans made robots suffer. So beware of technology that is using you, like this computer that is using s much of my time !
