Plato's cave rule
Plato's cave rule
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I mean, he didn't really have either of those things.
His boss at the office was tearing him a new asshole over being a few minutes late, and he definitely wouldn't have gone to the club with those people he sold the virus to if he didn't get that cryptic "follow the white rabbit" message.
Of course, the solution to that problem was definitely not to follow Morpheus and Trinity into the real.
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Cave!
Orgy!
Cave!
Orgy!
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Buncha Ciphers up in this bitch.
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#CypherWasRight
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Cypher was the greedy guy who sacrificed everyone but himself to take the easy way out.
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I've never met a Bill I didn't like
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"Active social life". 😅
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He had the choice of pills. What a sucker.
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Should have boofed them and then scared everyone with his dance moves 😏
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That sounds like something a current famous politician from the USA may say. Can't recall exactly who...
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10/10 looked at this while eating my porridge
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Human CPU originally, but the directors thought people were too stupid to know what that meant at the time (which might have been right, nobody I knew had a computer at that time) and changed the human brain neural network into “you’re all batteries actuallly”
That makes way more sense. Whenever I watched it I always thought that there must be way more efficient sources of electricity.
It makes way, way more sense in my opinion.
Humans are terrible batteries, but the processing power of our brain on the other hand is amazing.
Based on the FLOPS (Floating point operations per second) today's supercomputer powered by a nuclear power station does not match the processing power of a single brain, powered by a few potatoes.
Yea, that's akin to a perpetual movement machine : you can't get more out of the system than what you put in ! So the squid's power grid would be in deficit. And they would have to borrow from GERMANY because THEY invested in renewables
To be fair, I have no idea what a CPU is
They could've dumbed down the CPU explanation into something as simple as "the human mind is creative enough to make connections robots can't conceive of, so the machines need us to build new patterns to sustain the matrix" and that would've been enough. At least it wouldn't violate the laws of thermodynamics.
Also I heard it wasn't the Wachowskis who wanted the change, but they got pressured from some suit who said it was too complicated.
They didn't even have to use the term, just say the machines use human brains to process data or something.
I was told it's rocks talking to other rocks.