Icansee

I got to watch reloaded again yesterday and I watched it again because I was trying to understand how come the one could see into the future.

Then as I was watching the conversation between the Architect and the one, I looked at the one of tv screens and noticed Trinity fly through the window with agent following her, this was before it actually happened.

So my point here is that the machines has some how studied humans to such a fine degree that they can really predict humans actions and since neo can read the matrix code hence enable him to see into the future.

Also I must agree now that the Oracle is NOT the mother of the matrix.

This has already been discussed, The Oracle and Neo can only see to the futur up to a certain dission, After that, OUnce he makes it, they will know again, up to another crucial point. Even the Oracle can not know how it will end. Neo can dodge bullets and all, because the bullets have a certain mathimatical trajectory, Like F(x) = -0.5(x-8)²+75 all he has to do is figure out the his point, given 40, 32 and fugure out the X, to give him the trajectory... lets see substitue 40 into x, and 32 into Y that gives me.... -73.6 carry over to other side............ 105.6 Now I am not sure how this number has got anything to do with anything....... but all Neo has to do is dodge the bullet given the eqation of the bullets trajectory. 🙂

I agree.

so that's how to dodge bullets
*goes out and tries it*
dammit, nearly worked i just subtracted the75 instead of adding it

L😂L

by father and mother of the matrix i dont think archie means that he and [the oracle] sat around and made the matrix together
'If i am the father of the matrix, then she would undoubtedly be its mother'

no, i dont think the Oracle is the assumed mother, i think its someone else, namely, EVE...

Originally posted by JediHDM
no, i dont think the Oracle is the assumed mother, i think its someone else, namely, EVE...

Why EVE?

look around to another thread

i think its 'everything that has a beginning has an end'

thank you, burlyman...