It takes roughly 550 milliseconds for the human brain to completely process a thought.
http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/19980428032910data_trunc_sys.shtml
Though, to be fair, apparating being something he is intimately familiar with, conceiving of doing so should be done faster.
Neo, on the other hand, has been clocked at mach 3+ in flight while in Reloaded. This allows him to move 513 meters in half a second.
So yeah, 15 feet? Lol.
Originally posted by NemeBro
It takes roughly 550 milliseconds for the human brain to completely process a thought.http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/19980428032910data_trunc_sys.shtml
Though, to be fair, apparating being something he is intimately familiar with, conceiving of doing so should be done faster.
Neo, on the other hand, has been clocked at mach 3+ in flight while in Reloaded. This allows him to move 513 meters in half a second.
So yeah, 15 feet? Lol.
Cool story. Two things:
1. Voldemort will already be thinking about his destination.
2. Neo has to build up to that speed.
Originally posted by Casper Whitey
[B]Cool story. Two things:1. Voldemort will already be thinking about his destination.
So he has prep-thoughts? Oh wait, the OP didn't specify that he did, therefore, you're talking out of your ass.
He has to:
A. Think to apparate.
B. Think of where to apparate to.
2. Neo has to build up to that speed.
Nope.
Anyway, going to work, be back later.
Originally posted by NemeBro
Neo is not omnipotent within the Matrix, he has limitations and vulnerabilities.
I agree that he's not omnipotent, but there is no reason to think the Force is at all useful within the Matrix, because IF it is useful in there, Neo is a stronger Force-user WITHIN the matrix since he explicitly is The One.
That is to say, if the Force for some oddball reason exists in the Matrix programming, Neo is a stronger force-user with the given Matrix rules. If the Matrix doesn't allow Force users - and the movies never state that there are force users or Jedi in the Matrix - then Luke is just an ordinary guy.
Luke wins outside the Matrix, Neo wins within.
Originally posted by NemeBro
So he has prep-thoughts? Oh wait, the OP didn't specify that he did, therefore, you're talking out of your ass.He has to:
A. Think to apparate.
B. Think of where to apparate to.
Lol, no. Voldemort cannot ACT until the fight starts, but he can THINK.
Think, apparate. Get it?
YouTube videoNope.
Anyway, going to work, be back later.
Fail. Neo is already flying, building up to his max speed as he saves Trinity.
Neo cannot just take off and instantly go to Mach 3. Try again.
Originally posted by AmbientFire
I agree that he's not omnipotent, but there is no reason to think the Force is at all useful within the Matrix, because IF it is useful in there, Neo is a stronger Force-user WITHIN the matrix since he explicitly is The One.That is to say, if the Force for some oddball reason exists in the Matrix programming, Neo is a stronger force-user with the given Matrix rules. If the Matrix doesn't allow Force users - and the movies never state that there are force users or Jedi in the Matrix - then Luke is just an ordinary guy.
Luke wins outside the Matrix, Neo wins within.
Actually, Neo needs to download skills in order to be proficient with them. I don't believe that stopped being a thing after he became the One.
Originally posted by Impediment
The fight is not in the Matrix.If people want to discuss Harry Potter/Voldemort, then please make a separate thread.
In that case, ie they meet on a common battleground where they are both powered, I still have a hard time seeing Neo win this one. I mean, am I not remembering the Matrix properly, or weren't all of Neo's combat skills physical? That is to say, he can punch hard - but he has to punch. He can dodge fast, but he has to physically dodge. He can fly, but he still has to physically move through space, etc. I could be misremembering, but that seemed to be the focus of his powers. Like a Dragonball character without fireballs - I personally mean that in a good way btw.
But isn't Luke able to use precognition and force lift, push and other things like it? What's stopping Luke from precogging Neo's action (flight for instance) and suspending him in mid-air with the Force then just jamming a lightsaber into his left eyeball?
Or should, on an equal-representation-of-powers-battleground, Neo's ability to rewrite Matrix code to suit him be considered an ability to rewrite the Force? (aka should Neo also be considered able to use the force? If that were the case, does it mean Neo has the ability to rewrite portions of reality - such as the destruction of Agent Smith and ability to stop bullets in mid air - be part of his force skills?)
btw, just realised Neo does in fact perform non-physical feats in the films obviously.