where is my trinity and sory i dont have the time to answer u i have to save xion
2006-07-08 01:54:46
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answer #1
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answered by Prakash 4
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It will be possible in a few decades to create a world inside a computer that is indistingushable from the real world. The fact that this is true means (and many scientists agree) that it is very likley that we are in a computer generated world. right now.
Now, its not like the Matrix as you can't escape from it, nor do you have a physical body that exsists outside of the programme. Its more like you have already lived, and died maybe a thousand years ago, and future scientists have created a computer generated re-run of the past and we are Artificialy intelligent, computer generated programmes that exist inside it.
Even if this isn't true now, it will be true in the future which makes the chances 50/50 that it is true now. We just don't know, but we probably are.
2006-07-08 03:02:05
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answer #2
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answered by Anonymous
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In my opinion Yes this a Matrix and the reality is right here infront of our existence, but we cant see it or comprehend it until we become true humans which we were originally made as. We can see through the matrix by fighting from within from all the things which we really want and accepting the will of the creator, and than the true stuff begins, hope someone will get it one day
2006-07-08 02:18:15
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answer #3
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answered by Ahmad Kamal 1
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Anything is possible, but a lot of things are VERY improbable.
In order for such a thing to be possible, "the machines" would have to have deciphered human neural code, the electrical code that nerves use to communicate with each other, in order to send sensory information directly to the brain. Neural code is INCREDIBLY complicated and varies from person to person. They would also have to decipher the particular electrical states that represent all given sensory images. There are an infinite number of possible states for every individual. After accomplishing this Herculean task, they would have to network all 6.5 billion humans.
One wonders what the master machines could gain from such a project. In the movie, it's explained that humans are used as electrical generators. Obviously, the writers didn't research this one very much. Humans put out about 100 watts of power in the form of heat energy. This heat is the end result of chemical reactions in the body, the energy for which comes from the food that we eat. By the law of Conservation of Energy, the energy that the body produces cannot be greater than the chemical energy contained in the food. Considering that the machines would have to supply massive amounts of energy to power the brain-interface network, as well as expending energy to transport food and waste, they would end up with a net loss of energy. Truly, it would be much more efficient to burn the food and generate electricity off of the resulting heat.
"The Matrix" is a modernized version of a classic existential quandary: How do we know that we can trust our perceptions? Descart summed up the question when he stated that all he saw and heard could just be a demon whispering lies into his ear. Similar quandaries question whether we are figments of someone else's imagination or existing entirely in someone else's dream. All such questions are unanswerable by nature. By rendering all evidence suspect, they transcend evidence and can neither be proven nor disproven. For practical philosophies, such questions are not worth considering, as they yield no usable results. For all practical purposes, the best we can do is to accept our perceptions as a rough approximation of reality and use reason to limit the margin of error in our perceptions
2006-07-08 06:35:32
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answer #4
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answered by marbledog 6
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Of maybes and possiblys, of could bes and quite. Do you know how we understand each other? I think it is a matrix. You say something and meshes with the matrix, or my mental matrix and I understand you. ANd then I respond. Do you feel it? If you do, then maybe our minds are the matrix.
2006-07-08 02:11:15
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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we do exist in a matrix but not as the film suggests; we are as though a cell in the body, all humans on the planet subconsciously gear towards a body like structure in which we can all exist we all have a purpose and the cycle of life renews this purpose in our offspring so that in time we will become this body and in turn this body will l have offspring of its own. the matrix's truth is that we are all part of this responsiblity but lets hope we are not so exploited
2006-07-08 03:41:57
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answer #6
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answered by James W 2
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The matrix is the equipment. The matrix is society. The matrix is the rules and guidelines; the religions and moral codes. The matrix is the coalescing bubble that keeps us repeating the not in any respect-ending cycles of redundancy. The subliminal thread that connects us all yet at the same time the very fabrics that tears us aside. The shackles that constrain our minds. The seeds of doubt and concern. Renton sums it up fantastically: "choose existence. choose a role. choose a career. choose a relations. choose a f*cking huge television, choose washing machines, autos, compact disc gamers, and electric powered tin openers. choose good wellbeing, low ldl cholesterol and dental coverage. choose fixed- interest loan funds. choose a starter domicile. choose your people. choose leisure placed on and matching bags. choose a three piece suite on employ purchase in truly a mode f*cking fabrics. choose DIY and questioning who you're on a Sunday morning. choose sitting on that settee gazing concepts-numbing sprit- crushing interest shows, stuffing f*cking junk nutrition into your mouth. choose rotting away on the full of all of it, pishing you very last in a depressing domicile, not something more advantageous than a humiliation to the egocentric, f*cked-up brats you've spawned to substitute your self. choose your destiny. choose existence..."
2016-10-14 06:06:02
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answer #7
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answered by warrenfeltz 4
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A majority of humans currently live in a "Matrix" like world. It's a world of illusion created in a persons mind when they choose to rely their senses for knowledge and truth. In the end, they can't help but be deceived and believe lies as "truths".
2006-07-08 02:00:17
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answer #8
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answered by minimule67 2
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what everything was created by a computer code, it is possible as all the messages going to your brain are electronically and could be made with a powerful computer program liked up to your brain same with smell and touch I thought this when I stared watching the films the only thing is it was true the computer program that ruined this cyber world would be so powerful it would of crashed by now as we would of seen a glitch in the system!
2006-07-09 23:48:34
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answered by Anonymous
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My Nan used to work with a guy who after seeing the first Matrix movie, began thinking about this concept.
He started believing that we ARE all like batteries, and he eventually wound up in a psychiatric hospital because it drove him to inadequate mental health.
Do me a favour... don't think too much on it. <3
2006-07-08 01:55:51
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answered by RSJ 3
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You cant beleive anything you see on the big screen,, the movie clearly states 'There is no spoon' but there are about 6 in my kitchen drawer right now so I'm at a loss. (how else did I eat my cheerios this morning then eh ?)
2006-07-08 02:05:29
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answer #11
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answered by India 55 5
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