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Just something my brother pointed out to me yesterday, that was so obvious I missed it.
So the machines are farming humans for the energy right?
Ok, Neo and Trinity fly above the cloud layer, and its bright and sunny.
Are the machines so naff that they can't build structures above this cloud layer and use solar energy? I mean, Its only a couple of 100 feet from the ground.
BAH! STUPID FILM! >:( >:(
So the machines are farming humans for the energy right?
Ok, Neo and Trinity fly above the cloud layer, and its bright and sunny.
Are the machines so naff that they can't build structures above this cloud layer and use solar energy? I mean, Its only a couple of 100 feet from the ground.
BAH! STUPID FILM! >:( >:(
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ßulle††™ wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> But the Architect says anyone that wants out of the matrix will be
> freed. So what about in the first where Morpheus tells Neo they only
> free young minds from the matrix, as older ones cannot handle the
> change. What happens to these people? Do they stay ignorant? Are
> they
> told?
>
> Wasn't it the other way round? Only free Old, because Young couldn't
> handle it?
I'm fairly sure that its young, as Neo nearly pops in the first one.
Aha! Found it.
MORPHEUS
As children, we do not separate
the possible from the impossible
which is why the younger a mind is
the easier it is to free while a
mind like yours can be very
difficult.
Yep, Older ones are more difficult.
> Also, How the hell is anyone going to know they are in the matrix
> without Morpheus and co. telling them? Are they going to put it on
> the news?
>
> *News just in. You are all slaves to machines, placed in this virtual
> world to regulate you bodies so we can harvest your energy for our
> own benefit. But if you want out, just call 1-800 FREE-ME*
Bwhahahahaha. Yep. Well put!
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> But the Architect says anyone that wants out of the matrix will be
> freed. So what about in the first where Morpheus tells Neo they only
> free young minds from the matrix, as older ones cannot handle the
> change. What happens to these people? Do they stay ignorant? Are
> they
> told?
>
> Wasn't it the other way round? Only free Old, because Young couldn't
> handle it?
I'm fairly sure that its young, as Neo nearly pops in the first one.
Aha! Found it.
MORPHEUS
As children, we do not separate
the possible from the impossible
which is why the younger a mind is
the easier it is to free while a
mind like yours can be very
difficult.
Yep, Older ones are more difficult.
> Also, How the hell is anyone going to know they are in the matrix
> without Morpheus and co. telling them? Are they going to put it on
> the news?
>
> *News just in. You are all slaves to machines, placed in this virtual
> world to regulate you bodies so we can harvest your energy for our
> own benefit. But if you want out, just call 1-800 FREE-ME*
Bwhahahahaha. Yep. Well put!
cookie monster wrote:
> *Dials 1-800-FREE ME*
>
> *Gets sucked into the handset*
Nah, you must have dialled the wrong number. You give them a call, they send you a bunch of pamphlets and two pills, one red, one blue. Take whichever you want.
There is also the option to have a DVD sent which explains life in the 'real world' but that costs a few quid.
> *Dials 1-800-FREE ME*
>
> *Gets sucked into the handset*
Nah, you must have dialled the wrong number. You give them a call, they send you a bunch of pamphlets and two pills, one red, one blue. Take whichever you want.
There is also the option to have a DVD sent which explains life in the 'real world' but that costs a few quid.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> You mock the creators of the Matrix for not expecting their machines
> to build 31 mile high structures when the best humanity has ever
> managed sits barely above a single kilometre?
>
> I'm sorry, but it's just not feasible to build something that tall!
>
>
> As for the end of the Matrix, the humans will all get released and
> replaced with a giant chicken battery (see how I did that?) farm.
I think the humans and machines will collaborate on a giant vacuum cleaner to suck away the black clouds.
> You mock the creators of the Matrix for not expecting their machines
> to build 31 mile high structures when the best humanity has ever
> managed sits barely above a single kilometre?
>
> I'm sorry, but it's just not feasible to build something that tall!
>
>
> As for the end of the Matrix, the humans will all get released and
> replaced with a giant chicken battery (see how I did that?) farm.
I think the humans and machines will collaborate on a giant vacuum cleaner to suck away the black clouds.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> You mock the creators of the Matrix for not expecting their machines
> to build 31 mile high structures when the best humanity has ever
> managed sits barely above a single kilometre?
>
> I'm sorry, but it's just not feasible to build something that tall!
>
>
> As for the end of the Matrix, the humans will all get released and
> replaced with a giant chicken battery (see how I did that?) farm.
Neo and Trinity certainly do not fly 31 miles above the ground in the movie.
31 miles is a figure you have came up with.
I put it to the creators that they have almost ruined the entire concept of the movies but simply wanting a cool shot.
> You mock the creators of the Matrix for not expecting their machines
> to build 31 mile high structures when the best humanity has ever
> managed sits barely above a single kilometre?
>
> I'm sorry, but it's just not feasible to build something that tall!
>
>
> As for the end of the Matrix, the humans will all get released and
> replaced with a giant chicken battery (see how I did that?) farm.
Neo and Trinity certainly do not fly 31 miles above the ground in the movie.
31 miles is a figure you have came up with.
I put it to the creators that they have almost ruined the entire concept of the movies but simply wanting a cool shot.
how do you know they didn;t fly that high? Did you see the speedometer and calculate their trajectory over the period of time they were flying to divine their final altitude?
No.
You don't know how high they went, you don't know how high the scorch peaks at and you don't know how advanced the architectural abilities of the machines is supposed to be.
Therefore the assumption that they would be able to build something able to take advantage of solar power is a little silly. Plus, it should also be noted that, when the skies were scorched, the machines were waging a war against humanity, and stopping that to build an unfeasibly huge structure to gain an alternative power source would have been something of a military error. Instead they found a more readily available and renewable source of power and exploited it.
No.
You don't know how high they went, you don't know how high the scorch peaks at and you don't know how advanced the architectural abilities of the machines is supposed to be.
Therefore the assumption that they would be able to build something able to take advantage of solar power is a little silly. Plus, it should also be noted that, when the skies were scorched, the machines were waging a war against humanity, and stopping that to build an unfeasibly huge structure to gain an alternative power source would have been something of a military error. Instead they found a more readily available and renewable source of power and exploited it.
Okay, the humans scorch the skies to try and win the War. What are they going to eat? So much doesn't add up between the 3 films.
Chicken?
Peter Venkman wrote:
> What are they going to eat?
A white gunk that tastes like "Tasty Wheat".
> What are they going to eat?
A white gunk that tastes like "Tasty Wheat".
What does chciken taste like?
Insane Bartender wrote:
> how do you know they didn;t fly that high? Did you see the speedometer
> and calculate their trajectory over the period of time they were
> flying to divine their final altitude?
>
> No.
>
> You don't know how high they went, you don't know how high the scorch
> peaks at and you don't know how advanced the architectural abilities
> of the machines is supposed to be.
>
> Therefore the assumption that they would be able to build something
> able to take advantage of solar power is a little silly. Plus, it
> should also be noted that, when the skies were scorched, the machines
> were waging a war against humanity, and stopping that to build an
> unfeasibly huge structure to gain an alternative power source would
> have been something of a military error. Instead they found a more
> readily available and renewable source of power and exploited it.
Jesus, taking this seriously aren’t you?
I think it’s a silly plot hole. Simple as that.
You aint gonna change my opinion.
> how do you know they didn;t fly that high? Did you see the speedometer
> and calculate their trajectory over the period of time they were
> flying to divine their final altitude?
>
> No.
>
> You don't know how high they went, you don't know how high the scorch
> peaks at and you don't know how advanced the architectural abilities
> of the machines is supposed to be.
>
> Therefore the assumption that they would be able to build something
> able to take advantage of solar power is a little silly. Plus, it
> should also be noted that, when the skies were scorched, the machines
> were waging a war against humanity, and stopping that to build an
> unfeasibly huge structure to gain an alternative power source would
> have been something of a military error. Instead they found a more
> readily available and renewable source of power and exploited it.
Jesus, taking this seriously aren’t you?
I think it’s a silly plot hole. Simple as that.
You aint gonna change my opinion.
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