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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 1192040" data-attributes="member: 5100">Hadn't thought about that.&nbsp; Pretty cool notion.&nbsp; They were too many screens, though.&nbsp; Not saying you're wrong, just that I'm confused.&nbsp;Still, it seems odd that the Archetect practically goaded Neo into choosing Trinity.&nbsp; Also, Neo's dreams either mean 1) He's a precog, 2) The exact same thing has happened before, or 3) The machines predicted Trinity's fate and are pulling a lot more strings than we are otherwise given to believe.&nbsp;Why do I say 3?&nbsp; Because the only reason Trinity was in the Matrix, especially in it alone, was because the one ship (don't remember the name) was found and destroyed in the &quot;real world&quot; by the sentinels.&nbsp; For Trinity's death to have been predicted by the machines, they had to have been able to predict the destruction of the afore mentioned ship.&nbsp; If they could do that, then there is definitely something going on in the outside world.&nbsp;I don't think that it's a second Matrix, but it could be that the humans of Zion aren't quite as free or hidden as they believe.&nbsp; The simplest solution is that the Archetect was telling the truth and the machines have known where Zion and all the ships are the entire time they've existed and could have destroyed them at any minute.&nbsp; They were just waiting for the One.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 1192040, member: 5100"] Hadn't thought about that. Pretty cool notion. They were too many screens, though. Not saying you're wrong, just that I'm confused. Still, it seems odd that the Archetect practically goaded Neo into choosing Trinity. Also, Neo's dreams either mean 1) He's a precog, 2) The exact same thing has happened before, or 3) The machines predicted Trinity's fate and are pulling a lot more strings than we are otherwise given to believe. Why do I say 3? Because the only reason Trinity was in the Matrix, especially in it alone, was because the one ship (don't remember the name) was found and destroyed in the "real world" by the sentinels. For Trinity's death to have been predicted by the machines, they had to have been able to predict the destruction of the afore mentioned ship. If they could do that, then there is definitely [u]something[/u] going on in the outside world. I don't think that it's a second Matrix, but it could be that the humans of Zion aren't quite as free or hidden as they believe. The simplest solution is that the Archetect was telling the truth and the machines have known where Zion and all the ships are the entire time they've existed and could have destroyed them at any minute. They were just waiting for the One. [/QUOTE]

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