:38:02
. . .to equipment. . .
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: : :weapons: : :
:38:05
. . .training simulations. . .
:38:07
. . .anything we need.
:38:13
Right now we're inside
a computer program?
:38:15
ls it really so hard to believe?
:38:18
Your clothes are different.
The plugs in your body are gone.
:38:21
Your hair has changed.
:38:24
Your appearance now is what we call
''residual self-image. ''
:38:27
lt is the mental projection
of your digital self.
:38:36
This isn't real?
:38:37
What is ''real''?
:38:39
How do you define ''real''?
:38:41
lf you're talking about
what you can feel. . .
:38:43
. . .what you can smell, taste and see. . .
:38:46
. . .then ''real'' is simply electrical
signals interpreted by your brain.
:38:54
This is the world that you know.
:38:57
The world as it was at the end
of the 20th century.
:39:03
lt exists now only as part of
a neural-interactive simulation. . .
:39:07
. . .that we call the Matrix.
:39:12
You've been living
in a dream world, Neo.
:39:16
This is the world. . .
:39:17
. . .as it exists today.
:39:32
Welcome to ''the desert. . .
:39:35
. . .of the real. ''
:39:40
We have only bits and pieces
of information.
:39:43
But what we know for certain
is that in the early 21 st century. . .
:39:46
. . .all of mankind was united
in celebration.
:39:50
We marveled at our own magnificence
as we gave birth to Al.
:39:55
Al.
:39:57
You mean artificial intelligence.
:39:59
A singular consciousness that spawned
an entire race of machines.