Also while the Matrix 1 totally rules the machines’ plan never made sense. It would take way more energy input than you would get back out in heat or whatever.
Also while the Matrix 1 totally rules the machines’ plan never made sense. It would take way more energy input than you would get back out in heat or whatever.Unlikely to be anywhere near as 'personal' as that. Likely just one of a million instances launched for studying/harvesting information on something.
Continuing on this theme, aliens created Trump to be a second Adolph Hitler. The test for this country is we know what happened in history. Are we stupid enough to let it happen again? It's the aliens make or break test.The government knows extraterrestrials exist, but they also know people couldn't handle that information.
Also, these aliens are smart enough to know not to widely expose themselves. Look at the human race, if you were that advanced and saw us you would stay away.
Duh, the form of fusion is powered by the human spirit.Also while the Matrix 1 totally rules the machines’ plan never made sense. It would take way more energy input than you would get back out in heat or whatever.
I said the matrix totally rules!STOP SHITTING ON THE MATRIX ....
Not to mention a unified sentience could easily get all the power it needed from fission and planetary core thermal plants until such time as it developed fusion and space travel. Keeping humans around is just a waste of time and effort.Also while the Matrix 1 totally rules the machines’ plan never made sense. It would take way more energy input than you would get back out in heat or whatever.
I'm banking on something like a buffer overflow. Our simulation very likely is coded to use some kinds of hacks to reduce processing power and storage requirements, which means it's possible to stress the hardware if you know where to press your thumb.There is a non zero chance that we're living in a simulation and there is a non zero chance in that non zero chance that an exploit exists that will segfault the universe instantly.
I am banking on something at CERN. One of these days they gonna split a particle that is not supposed to be split and effectively divide by zero.I'm banking on something like a buffer overflow. Our simulation very likely is coded to use some kinds of hacks to reduce processing power and storage requirements, which means it's possible to stress the hardware if you know where to press your thumb.
I’ve always had a (totally unfounded) opinion that a lot of quantum weirdness looks like people trying to fudge shit to reduce processing load.I'm banking on something like a buffer overflow. Our simulation very likely is coded to use some kinds of hacks to reduce processing power and storage requirements, which means it's possible to stress the hardware if you know where to press your thumb.
If they could harness fusion power what need would they have for people?OKAY OKAY
SO YOU PEOPLE BASICALLY LIKE THAT "LOTR MOVIE WAS TOTALLY UNREALISTC, ZERO OUT OF FIVE STARTS."
AND JUST TO RECAP M1, THEY DO IN FACT, USE A KIND OF FUSION.
NOW PIPE DOWN.
If they could harness fusion power what need would they have for people?
It makes no sense but that’s okay because the movie kicks total ass.
Indeed, Im just messing around.If they could harness fusion power what need would they have for people?
It makes no sense but that’s okay because the movie kicks total ass.
So this is what I do when a narrative in scifi doesnt immediately add up:- Originally the machines harvested humans to form a distributed neural network to handle processing, but some executives thought that was too advanced for the general movie going audience and insisted on the power angle instead.
My headcannon there is machines didn't really need humans at all for much of anything, they simply kept us around due to some legacy code where they were originally intended to serve humans and were basically following through on that programming in the only way they knew how, and of course humans being humans completely fucked that up.
Naw. If you were developing a simulation, one of the things you have to decide is whether one can resolve quantum events or not resolve them. If it's possible to resolve them because you assume whatever life you're creating will be able to poke at it, you provide all of them. If the universe didn't divide by zero the first time we observed the atom being blown apart I don't expect it to happen at any point.I am banking on something at CERN. One of these days they gonna split a particle that is not supposed to be split and effectively divide by zero.
How big energies are they at now? A billionth of a second after the big one or something like that? Can they go into negative Planck time? What happens then?
That's absolutely what it is, or more specifically quantum is the 'real' physics, classical physics is the approximation of those events to be able to be simulated at a scale that's required for the number of observers available. That approximation doesn't scale perfectly, hence the peculiarities we see in the universe, like galactic rotation speeds.I’ve always had a (totally unfounded) opinion that a lot of quantum weirdness looks like people trying to fudge shit to reduce processing load.
My head canon regarding the matrix:So this is what I do when a narrative in scifi doesnt immediately add up:
Maybe the machines were unable to continue the whole human build infrastructure from grounds up research to actual design and fabrication that sustains Moores Law and thus needs the human element to continue scaling.
I mean how long does a chip last? 10 years? 20 years? Semiconductor circuitry production and advancement is perhaps the most vital component for machine life after actual power.
I mean it's ok its scifi, you can either use your imagination to connect the dots or tear it down.
Well, do you wanna be entertained or not?
One of the most disturbing stories I’ve ever read where AM tortures the few remaining humans for cursing it with life.My head canon regarding the matrix:
The machines didn't understand purpose as a core concept. They were built for a reason for humans but they themselves didn't grasp the notion of purpose. They were keeping humans around to attempt to understand the reason to do anything (and thus that became their purpose). This isn't unprecedented, it's a core theme of 'I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream', and a very relevant theme to the matrix as without purpose they'd be in a similar situation as the AM, a crying child with nothing to do but wail. The 'architect' was just brighter than that specific toaster.
But it an iteration of a very old idea on energy as a form of feeding:Also while the Matrix 1 totally rules the machines’ plan never made sense. It would take way more energy input than you would get back out in heat or whatever.
Someone in the Trump administration contemplated assassinating Trump during his term.
I’d put money on it
It's a superb story, and one of the closest to a writer delivering one of the seemingly impossible tasks in storytelling: alien intent.One of the most disturbing stories I’ve ever read where AM tortures the few remaining humans for cursing it with life.
I'm banking on something like a buffer overflow. Our simulation very likely is coded to use some kinds of hacks to reduce processing power and storage requirements, which means it's possible to stress the hardware if you know where to press your thumb.
I am banking on something at CERN. One of these days they gonna split a particle that is not supposed to be split and effectively divide by zero.
How big energies are they at now? A billionth of a second after the big one or something like that? Can they go into negative Planck time? What happens then?