How humanity was finally thrown into the dustbin of civilization in The Matrix

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Computer Trojans.

Viruses raise the IQ of humans.

Neo allowed Smith to erode in order for the machine to lock on to Smith and remove him.

4. What is injected is not energy, but the deletion program, because the Smiths are locked, so the machine injects the deletion program with the Neo channel, which makes the Smiths blow themselves up.

Let me explain in detail the second to fourth questions in series:

In The Matrix 3, Neo finally arrives in the Machine City, and when he reaches a peace agreement with the machine, the machine asks him: What if you fail?

Because Neo and Smith are interrelated programs.

Neo's release from a human** to a savior** led to the mutation of Smith's program, which eventually led to the removal of the machine and its removal from the control of the Matrix.

But Smith can copy himself, he copies tens of thousands, if not millions, of himself, so the machine matrix can't locate him, and it can't destroy him.

If Neo is killed in the Matrix, then Smith will also be destroyed.

Conversely, if Smith is killed, Neo will also be destroyed.

Therefore, in the duel between Smith and Neo, whether Neo kills Smith or Smith kills Neo, both of them will be destroyed.

And Smith also expected this, and he still used the old way, copying Neo as himself, thinking that in this way he could control Neo.

It's a pity that he didn't expect Neo to actually arrive in the Machine City, and it was the machine himself who connected to the matrix.

He copied himself to Neo's, giving the machine the best chance to locate and clear him.

So, with Neo's self-detonation, countless Smiths were also eliminated.

Smith infected Neo as bait, so that the Machine Emperor mastered the method of deleting Smith and Neo, and finally used Neo as a channel to enter the matrix to inject a large number of deletions**, causing Neo's brain to be burned and died directly, and Smith and his replicas were also deleted in a steady stream of deletions**.

In the final stage, Smith entered Neo's body and covered Neo with himself, thinking that he had eliminated Neo and achieved the final victory. Unfortunately, in less than 3 seconds of joy, Mr. Neo Smith blew himself up. Why?

The reason is that Smith exists because of Neo's existence, and now that Neo is gone, naturally there will be no Smith. Therefore, Smith's death is still the result of the maternal rebalancing mechanism. The reason why the mother was unable to eliminate Smith before was the same as the mother's inability to eliminate Neo, that is, they were both products of the imperfect equation of the mother, a spontaneous, primitive, and irreconcilable contradiction.

The causal process from Neo's birth - Smith's birth to Neo's death - Smith's death also echoes the film's line "everything that has a beginning has an end".

The history of the matrix is actually the evolutionary history of artificial intelligence, from the first generation of matrices was designed and then destroyed, all the way to the sixth generation of matrices, why should it continue like this, is it because artificial intelligence finds it fun? Do you think it's because you're idle? Or does it have an enmity with humanity?

No, it's for evolution, it's all for evolution, they observe human life, force them to struggle, elect a savior to help them fight, let the savior make a choice, and a series of sassy operations, all in order to evolve into a real intelligent life, artificial intelligence ** human beings, they can only find answers from human beings if they want to evolve. The protagonist Neo is not a pure human, he is a combination of intelligence and human, and the host created him and the previous saviors, but he just wanted to help it evolve by analyzing Neo's love, hatred, hatred and other unique human emotions.

That's why I'm so poor, it's all fake

I didn't say it was an injected deletion program in the movie, I think it's like this, the prophet said before that Smith is the complete opposite of Neo, so when Smith transformed Neo, it was actually almost a plus and a minus eliminated.

Ending: After entering the Machine City, B166er reaches an armistice with the head of the machine (whose status is equivalent to that of God in Gnosticism, see "Détente Dualism"). And the price is that B166er must enter the matrix and remove the powerful virus that defected to the mutation - Smith.

After a hard battle, B166er was defeated and copied by Smith, but the mechanical master also obtained Smith's **, thus successfully clearing it, saving the only remaining humans at the last moment, and Zion City, which was completely destroyed by the machine army, the machine world and the real world were at peace, and humans could choose to live in the matrix or the real world from now on, and the creator also promised that humans who did not want to live in the machine world (matrix) would be free. In the end, the Prophet expressed his belief that the B166er would return. (End of play).

The subtitle you said is called Apostasy.

It is about a robot in Matrix chasing and killing humans, being led by humans into a robot trap and closing the program, and then being connected to a rewritten robot program written by a human to make that robot serve humans.

The process mainly describes the process of the robot's understanding and feeling of the human program, and most of the scenes are the robot's consciousness, which can also be seen as the impact of the human rewriting program on the robot program.

In the end, the woman was not killed by the robot that reprogrammed the program, but by the reinforcement robot of the matrix, and the program of the robot captured by the human has been rewritten by the human program, eliminating the robot of the matrix. At the end of the woman's death, the renegade robot connected the computer interface to the woman's head, and saw the woman's death process through the platform, thus completely betraying the matrix and having the consciousness brought to it by the human program.

Which one is it?

Because there are quite a lot of edited versions, I don't know which one you are talking about?

The first part of "The Matrix" is about birth, an ordinary cyberpunk who releases his heart under the care of his father and affection, and becomes the savior who rescues humanity from the virtual world. The second part is about life, and this savior begins to doubt the value of his own existence, the relationship between prophecy and choice, and whether man can control his own destiny. The third part tells about death and a new beginning, and with the joint efforts of the human beings represented by the savior and the machines represented by the prophets, the destruction of computer viruses is overcome, and a symbiotic peace between humans and machines is returned.

At the same time, this trilogy is also a great history of human thought, from a world of opposition between good and evil to a vague relationship between good and evil, until the opposition between good and evil completely disappears, moving towards the unity of you and me, and I have you, which is the general trend of human development, and the prophet's yin and yang pattern earrings illustrate this.

If you want to understand this film more deeply, you must have a certain understanding of Western culture, and at the same time, you must have a certain philosophical literacy!

The Matrix is a philosophical and sci-fi movie that raises questions about the uniqueness of human beings. If robots also have life, minds, and evolution, then is there any essential difference between robots and humans? At that time, shouldn't we humans also respect robots?

Are they also "human beings" on an equal footing with us? Finally, the peaceful coexistence of humans and machines shows that humans have slowly embraced robots.

If you look at the animated version of The Matrix, there is one that mentions ......

Our foreign teacher said that you have to read the Bible to see it very clearly.

Machines and humans have come to a pact that you can see if you look closely.

Very complicated movie. I don't understand much either.

Too sci-fi movie.

It's generally not easy to understand.

Machines and humans have come to an agreement.

It's that the mother wants to conquer time, so that people can live like computers, a life without emotion, no intuition, they just prevent the mother's plan from succeeding, so the fight is as simple as it is in every possible way, and the male protagonist is a savior, but flesh and blood.

The landlord can't understand it, first of all, there is a problem with this movie itself.

First; Now everyone knows that the law of conservation of energy, the human body can emit bioelectricity, but the key is that the human body needs to ingest energy to convert, on the first point, animals are much better than humans, because the human body's bioelectricity is not the most, so at the beginning, it is unreasonable for robot dogs to raise humans.

Second; Since robots can power solar energy, how can they not be able to use nuclear energy, hydropower energy, thermal power, and wind power?

Third; The problem of the world, that is, biological people live in a virtual world, but the problem is to maintain such a project, which consumes N times more energy than the energy produced by the human body, and the gains outweigh the losses.

Fourth; The real and false world, the virtual world is the world of sensors, that is, the fluctuations in the human mind, to put it simply, just like the world of online games, a cyber world that feels like the real world by biological people.

Invincible in the virtual world, Neo returns to reality!

The computer sends a swarm of powerful machine octopuses to attack Zion, the only stronghold of mankind!

The fierce battle has begun!

Eventually, Neo and the computer made a deal, Neo helped the computer kill Virus Smith, and the computer stopped attacking Zion and agreed that humanity could awaken those who were willing to be awakened!

That's probably it, let's look at the side again, the last classic line is very good!

The Prophet then asked, "Really?" ”

The computer laughs and replies, "I'm not human."

It's very profound, and it's not just an action and sci-fi movie. Take a good look ... I can comprehend a lot of incredible things!!

If you don't understand.

You may not be able to understand it even if you read the introduction.

After all, you need a certain amount of network knowledge...

I actually only have one question, why do machines use humans as batteries, the explanation of the movie is that humans shield the sun, but the cost of using humans to generate electricity is too high, right? Can people still generate energy out of thin air? So there is no harmony between man and machine, man needs machine, this is the key point that man is superior to other species (man can use tools), but machine does not need man, power generation can be used in other cost-effective ways instead of huge cost to feed a large number of people, if machines gain intelligence, the first thing to do must be to destroy humans, because human beings are too resource-intensive.