Does anybody else ever think that The Matrix is real?

Answer 1

The Matrix is a film, and an exceptionally good one, for many reasons.

I believe that as an analogy for the way our 'world' is constructed, it is a very accurate portrayal of something which is practically impossible to portray. As someone already observed from one of Morpheus' lines in the first film, "No-one can show you the Matrix, you can only see it for yourself". This is so true.

Where most religionists go desperately adrift is over exacxtly this point. Whilst most religions are based on an original 'truth', over the years they all get distorted out of all shape by the words of the 'priests' who use them to control the people. The first and foremost 'word' of all deep spiritual and/or philosophical concepts must be that we must all be allowed to work out our own truths, in our own ways. No-one can, or should, be forced to accept the doctrine of another.

Next, the Matrix tries to show how this so apparently 'solid' world is really just a collection of energy vibrating away at various frequencies and pretending to be impenetrable. Simple physics shows that this just isn't so, matter is, in fact, mostly 'nothing' with infintessimal little smidgeons of 'something', which are themselves merely probability waves, scattered at most improbable distances.

Thoth taught the ancestors of the Ancient Egyptians that in all things "As above, so it is below", this meant that everything is composed in a similar way, no matter what the plane, or the scale. Thus when you look out into the night sky, ponder on the immense apparent distances between all of the objects that you see, moons, planets, Sol, and then the stars. The way that they are distributed and the space between is analgous of the structure of the matter which composes the fingers that you type on your keyboard with.

The Matrix further demonstrates how we have become virtual slaves to a system, which no longer cares for the individual, and runs mostly to the order of impersonal beings as portrayed by the 'Architect', whose 'agents', such as Smith, have no purpose other than to maintain the system.

We too, like Morpheus and Neo, need to break out of this system, and free our minds.

I believe that with every film like the Matrix we get a little closer. "What the *Bleep* do we know" is another, and the list is gratifyingly endless. Even apparent pure entertainment like George Lucas' Star Wars series is deeply embedded with ancient truths for any who care to see and here them.

The Matrix isn't 'real', as such, but neither is anything else !

The vedas call this world 'Maya', the world of the veil of illusion.

And so it is.

Answer 2

no for a start using humans as a power source is so stupidly ineffecient the power generated alone wouldn't even power the matrix world in the first place.

besides the theme of the matrix is about fate because it has control over you while you are unable to see it the i.e having a dream so real it feels like reality so you can no longer tell the two apart or fate is invisable because it never has to reveal itself to you because you cannot act against it i.e you can only see fate if fate it allows you to discover it

Answer 3

Most people live in a kind of matrix. Unfortunately, no one can be told what the matrix is. You have to see it for yourself.

Answer 4

well you know it just might be why would they make something about it if it was not possible remember independnce day with the area 51 the overment tried tostop it saying there was no area 51 but they made it anyway so i do belive in the matrix being real

Answer 5

I know we're not in the Matrix, 'cos I had cornflakes for breakfast. And you can't eat cornflakes in the Matrix....

.... Because there *is* no spoon.....

Answer 6

you're a wise youngster. i imagine even international locations and nationalism are stupid. communities are sensible to some volume, helping us prioritize our particular needs yet human beings have a tendency to take them way too a concepts

Answer 7

No. The chair that you're sitting on is as real as everything else around you. You're not dreaming.

Answer 8

In this world everything is possible, greetings from New York USA

Answer 9

Its a genetic code thats able to pass itself off as an official prognosis in order to maintain an up to date perspective on just how much .it is of what it is.
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Answer 10

I think that it is possible, which is why its such a cool concept, but I have never thought that it actually is real.