Question: Is there a reason the machines use humans for energy? Why not nuclear power or maybe even animals?
Sanguis
25th Jun 2009
The Matrix (1999)
25th Jun 2009
The Matrix (1999)
25th Jun 2009
The Matrix (1999)
Question: How does the Oracle get her powers of foresight? How does she know the things she knows?
Chosen answer: The oracle is a program, inside the matrix which is an even bigger program. The oracle is simply able to "read" the Matrix and make predictions based on the balance of probabilities.
25th Jun 2009
The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
Question: What does the Architect mean when he says, "There are levels of survival we are prepared to accept"? What other levels does he mean?
Chosen answer: The Machines have been sentient for a while, possibly a century or more, so a machine culture has started to emerge as evidenced by the existence of Sati; a program created with no purpose by two machines "in love". If the machines lost the humans then they would lose a significant amount of energy, meaning that a large number of machines and programs would need to be wiped out to ensure the machines survival, but it would be at a much lesser level, "stone age" by comparison.
23rd Jun 2009
28 Days Later (2002)
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Chosen answer: Nuclear power would eventually run out, the impression is that the Machines occupy almost all of the planet's surface, so a LOT of power is needed. Animals are probably not used as their minds are a lot more instinctual and so it would be a lot harder to create a Matrix that their minds could accept, plus most animal and plant life probably died off when the sun was blocked off.
Sanguis