WTF!!! Some scientist actually believe we are in the matrix.

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RobCur

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we$ ARE lIVING in a MOVIE, IT is like the MATRIX...
OUR pain is not even real, it's all emulated throught our numbskull!!!
 

Turkish

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Originally posted by: RobCur
we$ ARE lIVING in a MOVIE, IT is like the MATRIX...
OUR pain is not even real, it's all emulated throught our numbskull!!!

ok....
 

element

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Originally posted by: Anubis
eh why not, might explain why sh!t is so fusked up, something in teh code is wrong

:roll:

crap not only are we in the matrix, but it was programmed by MS.
 

xcript

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I've read some of this stuff before. Doesn't seem particularly far-fetched.
 

Transition

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Amorphus

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I love these twit scientists:

"This entire world, heck, this entire universe is perfectly constructed... as if it were... designed.... this only means that... uh, uh, wait, I got it.... that...KEANU IS THE MESSIAH!"

:roll:
 

jagec

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Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Fine w/ me, but I get to be the Oracle, but I'm not making cookies, I'm brewing :beer:

I like this Oracle.

Lager or ale?
 

PowderBB3D

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Theories like this always seem to skew their supporting evidence so badly in my opinion. Holy crap there was a variation in the speed of light from a quasar 6 billion years ago - we must be in the Matrix! Nevermind the fact that there is a potentially rational explaination for all of this - tools with insufficient accuracy, some kind of time-space phenomena not yet documented, or perhaps we have the wrong idea about how light travels altogether - it's the mother fvcking Matrix!

I won't say 100% this is wrong but I simply don't have the time to follow up with 99.999999.... with enough 9's on my percentage to express exactly how unlikely I find this. What is it with the human mind that finds impossibilities so captivating - why do we strive so hard to mold the facts into things we think might be "more interesting?"
 

z0mb13

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Originally posted by: Pathogen03
Dude, Agent smith is dead.


The 3 matrix movies all took place a few years ago.


Neo is god.


There is no other.

Who wants to be the girl for me?! :)

I want to be trinity, so I can make sweet sweet love to myself

:D:D
 

ThePresence

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Originally posted by: PowderBB3D
Theories like this always seem to skew their supporting evidence so badly in my opinion. Holy crap there was a variation in the speed of light from a quasar 6 billion years ago - we must be in the Matrix! Nevermind the fact that there is a potentially rational explaination for all of this - tools with insufficient accuracy, some kind of time-space phenomena not yet documented, or perhaps we have the wrong idea about how light travels altogether - it's the mother fvcking Matrix!

I won't say 100% this is wrong but I simply don't have the time to follow up with 99.999999.... with enough 9's on my percentage to express exactly how unlikely I find this. What is it with the human mind that finds impossibilities so captivating - why do we strive so hard to mold the facts into things we think might be "more interesting?"

STFU with your rational posts. We're in the Matrix dammit! :|

:p
 

thatsright

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IF YOU JUST READ ALL OF THAT DAMN OP, then make sure you have some heavy duty gloves to clean up your particulate brain matter after your head explodes from realizing you just wasted 7 minutes of your life reading this stupid post.

Can you say WTF? I can.
 

flxnimprtmscl

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"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is just energy condesnsed to a slow vibration, we are all one consiousnesses experiencing ourselves subjectively, there's no such thing as death, life is all a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."

:beer: for whoever gets that.