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<blockquote data-quote="Welverin" data-source="post: 2716363" data-attributes="member: 433">Clones, some kind of stasis (I'm not convince Neo is dead when he's carted off at the end of Revolutions, at least not his body anyway).Smith/Bane, gives a good indication that any intelligence can be stred in the human brain, so Neo's consciousness could then be downloaded into some body or another. Just need to account for residual self image thingy.This is discussed on the philosophers commentary on the boxset dvd's, where, as I recall, it's mentioned that any badness/corruption in the machines is there because of what is in humanity. Or some such.In the whole loss of freedom bit, we're taught (in the U.S. at least) about how all important freedom is, being deprived of that, no matter how well off you are otherwise, is always bad[B/].Someone(s) out there on the intraweb made one, if you like I see about finding a link or sending you the pdf (which I'm sure I can find).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Welverin, post: 2716363, member: 433"] Clones, some kind of stasis (I'm not convince Neo is dead when he's carted off at the end of Revolutions, at least not his body anyway). Smith/Bane, gives a good indication that any intelligence can be stred in the human brain, so Neo's consciousness could then be downloaded into some body or another. Just need to account for residual self image thingy. This is discussed on the philosophers commentary on the boxset dvd's, where, as I recall, it's mentioned that any badness/corruption in the machines is there because of what is in humanity. Or some such. In the whole loss of freedom bit, we're taught (in the U.S. at least) about how all important freedom is, being deprived of that, no matter how well off you are otherwise, is always [B]bad[B/]. Someone(s) out there on the intraweb made one, if you like I see about finding a link or sending you the pdf (which I'm sure I can find).[/B] [/QUOTE]

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