What does the Matrix 1 child mean when he says that the spoon doesn t exist?

It means that in that virtual space, the things they use are not actually there, they are all through computer simulated signals, but people have a feeling that that things do exist.

The child is a person who ignores the world, the mother can no longer fully control this kind of person, they have rebelled and had an epiphany about the world in their consciousness, because everything here is just code, so it doesn't really exist, they are about to see through the world.

Untie your inner shackles, just like when Morpheus taught Neo kung fu, and jump out of the box of the laws of physical reality.

You can go to the Matrix post bar to take a look.

You can find it where you don't understand.

Time is objective, and human consciousness is subjective. Although objective facts do not change with subjective consciousness, subjective consciousness often confuses our judgment. For example, when I am happy, I feel that time flies quickly, and I feel like I am living in a class I don't like ...... years

Augustine believed that time does not really exist independently of the brain, "that time is only a manifestation of people's memories and expectations."

This is an idealist view that time is only a manifestation of people's memories and expectations, and conversely, in our materialistic view of science and engineering, time does not change due to changes in our will. (Do you have a time-changing model in your physics workbook?) ）

1 is the beginning of this movie series,,, and you'll know it all when you've seen the Matrix!

Let's start with the creation of Smith and the rebirth of NEO.

Smith is both a program in Metrix and an antivirus in layman's terms, and it doesn't make sense that after he killed Neo in the first installment, Neo was reborn and became The One.

So Smith refused to be deleted, and the meaning of its existence evolved into the elimination of Neo, and Smith was no longer an antivirus, but a virus, and it endangered the whole of Metrix

On the other hand, the reason for this is that Metrix and the computer as a whole are looking for balance, and because of the logical error caused by neo coming back from the dead, Smith becomes the negative of neo, and if neo is 1, Smith is -1

Neo is the savior because he can see through computers, so he can act like Superman in Metrix, and because Neo came back from the dead, Smith has the same powerful ability, which is replication.

This point should be very clear to which computer if it wants to destroy Smith, it must know that Smith's ** The reason why Neo said with certainty before the decisive battle that he will not fail is because Neo was almost copied by Smith, so he knows what the consequences will be if he is copied In the end, Neo chose to let Smith copy himself, and Metrix learned about Smith's ** through Neo's sacrifice, and then deleted Neo and Smith at the same time.

1.The Matrix

2.The Matrix 2 is reloaded

3.The Matrix Revolutions in The Matrix 3

The Matrix 1 was formerly known as The Matrix.

The Matrix 2: Reloaded.

The Matrix 3: The Matrix Revolution.

The Matrix 1Chinese and English subtitles. Blu-ray original disc production.

Despise taking seeds and dripping people.

K68C: The one that is used now is the missing post.

Recently, I have been using 52kdu. Personally, I feel pretty good.

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.