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Jeremiah Edwards
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Brody Hall
imagine the smell
Charles Cook
Except he didn't really ever have a choice, did he? And I don't think he wanted one too. It was about the importance of the illusion of choice. There was another higher power.
Jayden Jenkins
Rick and Morty btfo.
Sebastian Murphy
I'm thinking........................
Jordan Brown
Why do you make that choice?
Christian Russell
Wow. Actual craftsmanship!
Cooper Gomez
I don't have to imagine
I haven't showered in 10 days
Dylan Ward
>ywn destroy the matrix with your fellow smiths
Kayden Howard
very nice
Luke Clark
Neo absolutely was coping about the fact that free will simply can’t logically exist. Smith was still wrong about that this should for some reason make us stop wanting to live
Justin Gutierrez
Why, Mr. user? Why do you make Any Forums bait threads about trannies?
Bentley Lewis
Ethan Morales
DELETE THIS
Matthew Torres
>Why?
>Because yes.
It's both genius and retarded at the same time
Kayden King
you again
Daniel Baker
Uhmm...no?
Anthony Parker
>all that effort and money and time wasted on this movie
Mason Hernandez
You've both got it wrong. Free will DOES exist, but ONLY at the most fundamental level of existence. This is why the Oracle says: "You didn't come here to make the choice, you've already made it. You're here to try to understand why you made it."
The Matrix films were unironically dropping profound redpills about the nature of free will.
Time is illusory, just like space, solidity and everything else besides Pure Consciousness. What people call 'movement' is an illusion. Nothing ever truly moves, every moment is like a frame in a television show. When you watch a television show, it looks like you're seeing moving images, but the images you are seeing are not moving at all. You are seeing one frozen image after another in rapid succession, so it looks as though you are seeing moving images (even though you're not). Time is like that. Every moment in our lives is like a frozen image, an eternity of its own. And it is possible to both 'rewind' and 'fast-forward' these frozen images - this is known as 'time travel'.
Everyone is Pure Consciousness, which is infinite and eternal, experiencing life in a temporary human form. You can call Pure Consciousness 'God' if you want, but I don't, because the word 'God' has limiting religious connotations that I would rather avoid. Pure Consciousness has free will, but when it assumes temporary human forms (which are us), it experiences predetermined lives. Everything you experience in your life (right down to the most trivial details) was chosen by your true self, Pure Consciousness. Even when some guy on the street punches you in the face. You chose to be punched in the face for whatever reason. I know this is hard to accept. I genuinely do. But it's true all the same. So at the physical level of 'reality', there is no free will. But at the most fundamental level of 'reality', there IS free will.
Isaac Parker
a lof of effort like this is wasted on even worse or more unknown movies
Blake Torres
ight brah.