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sadistikdreams · 09-26-2003, 08:44 PM

Alright, children.

This movie is going to suck if they completely kill off Smith.
Just that laugh... It gives me such a good feeling. I will cry
if they just kill him off. I cried when Neo killed him in the
first movie. Hugo Weaving's character gives me a pleasure
inside, so good it rivals orgasm. I will burn my television
once they start playing the trailers on TV. I hate how much
they pimp a movie. That scence in the rain... I cannot wait
to see. I dont even give a shit if it makes sense or not. I
believe with movies, and books, it is simply how you
(cant find the word) it. In my mind, to the machines, The
Matrix itself is very little. I believe that the machines live as
we do now. Like humans. In a human like society. Because
that is what they are. Well. That's what the AI tells them.
AI... That's artificial intelligence. That brings up a problem
though. Intelligence does not equal and/or create emotion.
I do not believe you can have a society without emotion. But Smith
has emotions. He hates Neo. Smith is a program. It
may be possible to write emotion. If you can write emotion
into the Matrix, can you not write it into a machine. A robot.
A robot is basically a computer. And whenever they refer to
"machine mainframe", it is my belief that they are just talking
about the mainframe of the matrix. I think that the Real
World contains a vast city of machines. It makes me think of
colonial America. We were once controlled. Britain came to
exterminate us. The machines will try to exterminate Zion.
I've been to Britian, and they teach very little of the American
Revolution. The machines of Zero One, or whatever they call
their city(s), know little of Zion. I am sure that there are some
machines that support Zion. Hippie-robots. These robots may
have every right to protest. If humans created the machines in
their own image, I believe the machines think very similar to
humans. They have the same laws. Same ethics as the men
who created them. Alright, that's enough shit from me. Before
I turn into a COMPLETE AND TOTAL NERD.

But dont worry, I'll be back later if you wanna debate.

09-26-2003, 08:44 PM	#21 (permalink)
sadistikdreams lonely rolling star Location: Seattle.	Alright, children. This movie is going to suck if they completely kill off Smith. Just that laugh... It gives me such a good feeling. I will cry if they just kill him off. I cried when Neo killed him in the first movie. Hugo Weaving's character gives me a pleasure inside, so good it rivals orgasm. I will burn my television once they start playing the trailers on TV. I hate how much they pimp a movie. That scence in the rain... I cannot wait to see. I dont even give a shit if it makes sense or not. I believe with movies, and books, it is simply how you (cant find the word) it. In my mind, to the machines, The Matrix itself is very little. I believe that the machines live as we do now. Like humans. In a human like society. Because that is what they are. Well. That's what the AI tells them. AI... That's artificial intelligence. That brings up a problem though. Intelligence does not equal and/or create emotion. I do not believe you can have a society without emotion. But Smith has emotions. He hates Neo. Smith is a program. It may be possible to write emotion. If you can write emotion into the Matrix, can you not write it into a machine. A robot. A robot is basically a computer. And whenever they refer to "machine mainframe", it is my belief that they are just talking about the mainframe of the matrix. I think that the Real World contains a vast city of machines. It makes me think of colonial America. We were once controlled. Britain came to exterminate us. The machines will try to exterminate Zion. I've been to Britian, and they teach very little of the American Revolution. The machines of Zero One, or whatever they call their city(s), know little of Zion. I am sure that there are some machines that support Zion. Hippie-robots. These robots may have every right to protest. If humans created the machines in their own image, I believe the machines think very similar to humans. They have the same laws. Same ethics as the men who created them. Alright, that's enough shit from me. Before I turn into a COMPLETE AND TOTAL NERD. But dont worry, I'll be back later if you wanna debate. __________________ "Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials." -Lin Yutang hearts, by d.a.