Patrick Dyer lol

Trey Estes Its my favorite saying!

I would say The Architect has been having coffee with Merovingian XDDD

"N***a, pleez".

And "Exactly Numb Nuts" 😂😂

No shit Sherlock

Lol

well written and well said. Neo is key in unraveling of the matrix. he is the pea under the matras of the princes. all humans have something or some small stone in their shoe, neo is the symbol of this inner knowledge and feeling. to be human is to not be perfect, it is to be flawed in some way (which is very good). perfection is boring. neo needed to die for humans to be free.

I like everything you say, but for the sake of an objection I would say: yeah but that could have already happened, the architect says, everything he is going to do is already done, thus expected, thus not beyond control. It means that the oracle controlled him. If he would've chosen the two doors then that would've been a different course of action perhaps not expects and not a measure of control, thus even being in love was something the oracle implanted in him to control him.

Could wet down your screen a bit and use the rubber squeegee that comes with the screen protector when applying .. just saying

i concur with your assessment...we must be related...lol

Yeah well right away he said out loud he realized this Neo was different than the others.

Very much needed

HOW GOOD ARE THEY LOL

captions suck... :P

@@Intuotive sublime, awesome, a monument of mathematical perfection.

Concordantly.

duncan343 scary movie 3 🤣🤣

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+ptosis i love you

+ptosis did you have to put white subtitles inside a white room though?..

+NoeraZ without text shadow lol

Lmfao I'm sitting here listening, then I notice the subtitles are different, but I'm keen on listening, then I go down and read the comments, I'm 2 minutes in and now notice the music

your subs are the most awesome thing in the world - they give a simple explanation

I had an idea of what he meant, but it really helps to slow down and analyze it one sentence at a time.

Damn right son Goku

I suck at math. That must be why I don’t know shit in life lol

Most humans are dumb

Nineteen1900Hundred Precisely.

It's not a confusing scene. It's just needlessly pretentious with its wording. It didn't need to be as simple as the subtitles, nor did it have to sound like something written by a Brooklyn coffee shop hipster author. In layman's terms, it smacks of "Oh look at us! We can write pseudo-complex dialogue!"

***** Thumbs down for me.

It's pretentious blabber that's easily to get bored from after a couple hours of actions...His deliverance of the speech is so monotone and bland that even if he wasn't being pretentious you wouldn't give a damn what he was saying

No it's because in the very next scene they both wo together

+El Chapo how can you be free to choose when the choice comprises only of the options presented/known to you. You cannot choose what you don't know/are ignorant about. Thus, the choice must inevitably be the result/response of aggregation and combination of knowledge and experience you have gathered throughout your life in correlation to the situation/environment demanding a response from you. It's more of an computation task than a choice. But because it considers nuances so small that the conscious mind have trouble keeping up being aware of them _(same in the case of luck, chance, randomness)_ it is perceived as choice. As if the result of the calculation was concluded by the conscious mind, when in fact it only perceived the result emerge from the subconsciousness that did the job. The concepts of choice, free will, chance, randomness... are ambiguous and incomplete. It's to give less developed minds _(intellectually wise)_ some way to understand the reality. See, free = devoid of limitations. To be in such omnipercipient state you'd have to be god. There are different guiding principle of our lives, free will is not one of them.

+Leo Falcão "every system will inherently have an inconsistency" - you clearly don't understand Gödel's theorem.

maaaaaaaaarcel Oh, you're right. I had just found out about it when I wrote that post, but essentially, it still states that a system cannot be both complete and consistent, which was what the architect was attempting, in his perfectionism. Indeed, my programming teacher only mentioned it to support his point that "your code is always gonna have flaws/holes", I don't have the mathematical expertise to understand the full implications of his theorems, but if you want to elaborate on it or how you think it connects to the matrix, please do :) I'm loving the perspectives on the answers here.

Yes, Godel did prove that there is an inherent limitation to what can be demonstrated by formal proofs and within a formal system. The architect's attempts at containing the anomaly reminds me more of Wittgenstein's perspective of language (according to his picture theory, the facts that compose the world are mirrored by words, assertions in the language). He designed a hierarchy of metalanguages to prevent self-reference, and bypass paradoxes such as: "This sentence is false." and it's pretty much an endlessly ascending tower, which is essentially how the architect is dealing with the bad eggs, and at the same time the architect should be able to recognize that he is doomed to contest the products of human reason (which can never be fully formalized by new methods of mathematical proof and principles of demonstration) forever. Godel got around Wittengenstien's restriction by showing how to mirror all legitimate processes of the metalanguage of arithmetic in arithmetic itself, and his proof concluded that any consistent set of axioms for arithmetic that could generate the natural numbers must be incomplete. I think the architect knows that he will never be able to create a perfect system due to Godel's proof as well as problems with the human psyche, but he keeps on rolling: reprogramming and layering the matrix because that's what he was made to do, I guess. btw nice lelouch pic, one of my fave anime right there.

please do you know who made the architect

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Dee T Jay Neo's main flaw, ladies and gentlemen. For all the awesome he can do... He's an idiot. I would add ignorant, but wouldn't that be sort of redundant?

Holie shit youre right!

Wow. I didn't catch that one either.@@samsschool3639

@@zanthonyhill8818 Will Smith would not have missed that clue hehehehe just kidding

I came here for this comment

Uhmmmm.. No.

The human mind likes to, unconciously, label and order information. Therefore, much like any other film hero, he first asked who he was; whereafter the architect makes the needless remark that the question "Who are you?" was irrelevant.

I thought he asked the wrong question, the architect gave him an answer to who he is not why he was there. But who he is is irrelevant because he is one among many other neo's.

The architect is the inductive mind, and the Oracle is the deductive. Oracle was labelled as distinct because the the anomaly (had no evidentiary basis, and thus was outside of the architects purview. You may consider the architect and all programs within the matrix as rationalizers for a narcissistic agenda. All designed to give Neo, consciousness, a primrose path to journey down, and that journey has internal impact on Neo as the savior of his humanity by fulfilling the functionals which produce the cage.

The answer to the question, the architect of the current matrix ... Fichte. His Lectures of it's inception are publicly available in "Characteristics of the Present Age" and "Addresses to the German Nation" It outlines the use of scientific knowledge of human nature and it's control through the institution of schooling to make and control a new Ideologically controlled society. Yes, Fichte was a mason i.e. architect. It should be noted that I consider Fichte to want a society which is actually conscious and free in truth which is why he had his lectures published and made publicly available i.e. so that the religious control he instigated, as he saw as a necessary step in stepping out of the religious dictatorship of his day ... I don't think he actually wanted the control to last and Napoleon may have stuffed things up a bit by defeating Prussia and causing them to panic and make a much stronger and total psychological control system than was planned?

@@chrisscott7545 Jesus Christ was the previous ONE.

He’s finger lickin’ good.

By the end I was saying to myself “Eh most of this isn’t really THAT funny” then that part happened and they won me back. I laughed out loud.

@@mr207lol I’m glad I’m not totally alone in finding that humorous.

He is shit isn't he lol

The Ted Theodore Logan program was a failure.

nigga pleez

+are_u_inspired_yet? Lol

Intended for non-english speaking dial up modem users in third world shitholes.

BigBrainNicky you

The chinese background music is hilarious

+Brian DelGiudice But you don't see the futility and naivety in it? It is obvious how powerless Neo is here, he hasn't even scratched the surface and the architect willingly gives him all this information... what, because he's scared of Neo? He knows exactly what he will do. He knows Neo will never reach him again. The threat is empty and there is zero risk to the architect, and Neo still doesn't realise that.

+xSkitZx Revolutions show us how the Architect fails with the certainty of his prediction. Neo survives and thus might meet the Architect again. That's the tone from all movies. Neo seems powerless and has no idea what he could do at all levels of understanding he reaches. First he meets the agents, then the progams like Merovingian, Oracle and Architect, then he has to fight Smith(s). Neo believes, makes choices and he loves. And that makes him overcome seemingly unbreakable laws of this world.

+Момо Чихладзе Neo is under so much control it's hard to understand how you think otherwise. Everything is practically in the Architect's lap. He uses Neo to eliminate the smith virus and in doing so returns to the source to start the next iteration of the Matrix. That is all that essentially has to happen as far as the architect is concerned, and I think Neo finally realises that when he decides to travel to 01 in the 'real world' with Trinity. He realises his purpose, he knows they won't be allowed to leave. He goes to allow himself to be jacked in *at the source* so when he dies in the Matrix he goes straight there - resetting the matrix. All this equals one happy architect - another anomaly integrated into the code, the Matrix that much more perfect, the next 'One' that much less effective.

+xSkitZx only problem is we are not sure if neo is dead

Момо Чихладзе The architect allowed Neo to find him and, even then, it was preposterously difficult. I’m sure the Architect could prevent Neo from ever encountering him again.

RIP johnnydarkfall26

+Jesse E. Chinese Classical Erhu

Rousseau loved spanking, you know?

Britta's lover care to elaborate please ?

+xSkitZx Sad thing is some people actually don't understand that not everyone has english as their native language and can't see from other perspectives. Which oftanly results in a lower IQ. For example me, who don't understand every Word he is saying, so it's quite obvious that I'd want to understand some things a little better.

+MrBrandis21 I absolutely understand that point of view, it is clear you understand this is an intelligent conversation. You haven't made the presumption that they are not speaking real English. The people who I am talking about think this is a conversation using words incorrectly, or that it is some kind of code that should be 'worked out' to understand it.

+MrBrandis21 English is not my first language either, yet I understood everything perfectly the first time I watched this scene at 14 years old, about 4 years after my first actual lesson in english. I have heard myself that people native to english speaking countries didn't understand him - which I found quite odd, to be honest. Others seemed to criticise that he seems pretentious and the creators simply wanted to make the architect "sound smart". Given the context of the character, this was probably entirely their intention. I never quite understood the problem people had with it.

Arphemius "I found it quite odd" It was the creators intention to make many not understand this. Even native speaking people have hard time understanding it. You probably understood it since you studied english for 4 years and learnt many words that are not normally in use. The average human tends to use around 3000 words while there are more than 100 000 to be used, if you study words you will learn more than those native speaking who do not even study their own language. Anyways, it's not odd at all that some people can't understand this.

+xSkitZx not *speaking* real English. :P

I don't even remember writing this.

That's the paradox he's explaining, he's both God AND Colonel Sanders.

I thought he is a program like the Oracle...I'm not sure if he's human. Cause that would mean he's ok with all humans being used as a battery. It doesn't make sense that he would create a illusion for humans to believe they are in control of their lives just to give power to alien machines. He is the source of the alien machines parasitically living off of human life force. I'm mean if he soon smart he could go somewhere else in the cosmos and find energy to keep the machines alive. He thinks humans are flawed when not completely subdued and that love is illogical. Which is what machines would think anyway.

Hes a robot

hub.me/a63En According to the author Patricia S. Churchlan in her book 'Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain', "Philosophers who are inclined to favor of a nonphysical soul are apt to imagine that the soul acts for reasons, not caused by any reason." and that " The name contracausal reflects a philosophical theory that really free choices are not caused by anything physical." P. 179& 180

It is English, college level.

The matrix restarts . So most likely everything else is updated . And I'm assuming the "one" doesn't look the same . Anyways , at the time being in the first film the agents had no idea how valuable he was so they only wanted him to get to Morpheus .

+rusko dudesko I just read the cat in the hat. Was this movie inspired by that book?

One thread on the Internet said the first two versions of The Matrix - utopia and dystopia - were the alpha and beta tests, respectively. When the Oracle emerged, so did the first full version of The Matrix, each with its own Neo.