Neo sits on the Logos spacecraft (Logos means truth or "dao" in Greek) piloted by Trinity (the Holy Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit), crosses the blockade and rushes out of the clouds, enters the Matrix, and exchanges his life for his life. The peace between man and machine redeemed the world (a metaphor for the martyrdom of Jesus). This wonderful story contains profound philosophical and religious implications, as well as political implications. Smith is a destructive program formed in the development of Matrix and is also a program that maintains the operation of the system. (In addition, Smith is equivalent to a kind of anti-virus software, and Neo’s invasion is equivalent to a virus. The relationship between Smith and Neo and other hackers learned the other's technology to improve their abilities, and Neo and others also learned and improved themselves through smish.). Smith was deleted from the system because of the failure to wipe out Neo, but because he was deep in the system, he could not be deleted completely. However, this operation allowed him to break free from Matrix's control. Smith used to be a violent ruling tool, and may use a similar machine The technology of learning, the system only sets certain initial goals for it, and does not interfere with how it works, but this setting brings unpredictable results, making his behavior oriented toward pure power and strong A sense of revenge. This kind of violence and the rational and crazy pursuit of power is contagious. It covers all normal systems and applications like a virus, and finally makes the system filled with violence, destructive power, and the desire for power. A world dominated by violence and the infinite pursuit of power will not converge to equilibrium. Those who use violence will eventually be hurt by violence. The system will fall into an infinite loop, and its operation will face the threat of collapse. Moreover, Smith's crazy control is no longer satisfied with revenge and defeating Neo in Matrix, and he is used to control people's consciousness to conduct secret calculations on Neo in reality. However, the system at this time is still carrying out routine activities to wipe out the rebellious human zion world every few generations, so the human world zion and the machine world Matrix are facing a crisis at the same time. Machines are created by humans, and once the machine acquires free will, humans cannot resist the extinction of the machine by their own strength; the smith program is made by a machine, and once the program acquires free will, the machine cannot rely on its own power to resist the program. destroy. Fighting separately, man and machine will die together. The "nature" of human beings is different from machines or programs. It is formed in the long evolution process. It helps humans solve various problems in survival during the evolution process, and has evolved in co-evolution with the human body and the environment to this day, and has gone through various crises. , To satisfy Alchian’s so-called hindsight. But machines are a new threat, and humans don't know how to face it or whether it can face it. However, the characteristics of human beings that are not seen by Smith-hope, belief, love, sacrifice, compassion, etc.-still play a huge role in times of crisis. Although they are so different from machines in power, they still rely on these characteristics. , Using his body to resist the first round of attacks by the machine won time and also won the opportunity for himself and Neo to negotiate with the machine. The virtual world of Matrix has been smashed by Smith, and even the most "source" program like Oracle is not immune to being covered. And Neo is not omnipotent in Matrix. When the two sides are in a stalemate, and even Neo may fail, the Oracle controlled by Smith still encourages Neo in her way. In the end, the machine stimulated the power of Neo. With the joint efforts of man and machine, it defeated the violence and power represented by Smith. The power of evil, vengeance. Matrix can return to peace, and the human world has avoided the fate of being wiped out again and again. The ending is the most meaningful. Archetect (architect), symbolizing construction and instrumental rationality, and Oracle (prophet) symbolizing sensibility and agnosticism, reached a consensus and decided to give humans in the Matrix free will and can choose to be in the Matrix world. Enjoy the virtual peace and happiness, or choose the cruelty and reality of the Zion world. This is a very important proposition in Christian Protestantism: God, with his omniscience and omnipotence, should of course know that Adam and Eve might have eaten the fruit of wisdom in the Garden of Eden under the temptation of the snake, but God still chooses to give them free will when creating humans, not to them. Choice to interfere. Because God believes that a world with free will that may bring sin at the same time is more in line with His expectations than a world without sin but without free will at the same time. It is this kind of understanding that has strengthened the pursuit and recognition of freedom in Western culture and has become the core of modern Western universal values. This concept runs through many parts of the movie, and Oracle’s enlightenment to many people is that she actually cannot predict the future, because the future is determined by each individual's choice. Relatively speaking, the first episode of the matrix series should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the slavery of the machine, and not be the "food" of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. Because when you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the opportunity to use the by-product of people's free will—truth—to solve system problems at some point in the future. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality. Choose to enjoy the virtual peace and happiness in the Matrix world, or choose the cruelty and reality in the Zion world. This is a very important proposition in Christian Protestantism: God, with his omniscience and omnipotence, should of course know that Adam and Eve might have eaten the fruit of wisdom in the Garden of Eden under the temptation of the snake, but God still chooses to give them free will when creating humans, not to them. Choice to interfere. Because God believes that a world with free will that may bring sin at the same time is more in line with His expectations than a world without sin but without free will at the same time. It is this kind of understanding that has strengthened the pursuit and recognition of freedom in Western culture and has become the core of modern Western universal values. This concept runs through many parts of the movie, and Oracle’s enlightenment to many people is that she actually cannot predict the future, because the future is determined by each individual's choice. Relatively speaking, the first episode of the matrix series should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the slavery of the machine, and not be the "food" of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. Because when you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the opportunity to use the by-product of people's free will—truth—to solve system problems at some point in the future. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality. Choose to enjoy the virtual peace and happiness in the Matrix world, or choose the cruelty and reality in the Zion world. This is a very important proposition in Christian Protestantism: God, with his omniscience and omnipotence, should of course know that Adam and Eve might have eaten the fruit of wisdom in the Garden of Eden under the temptation of the snake, but God still chooses to give them free will when creating humans, not to them. Choice to interfere. Because God believes that a world with free will that may bring sin at the same time is more in line with His expectations than a world without sin but without free will at the same time. It is this kind of understanding that has strengthened the pursuit and recognition of freedom in Western culture and has become the core of modern Western universal values. This concept runs through many parts of the movie, and Oracle’s enlightenment to many people is that she actually cannot predict the future, because the future is determined by each individual's choice. Relatively speaking, the first episode of the matrix series should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the slavery of the machine, and not be the "food" of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. Because when you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the opportunity to use the by-product of people's free will—truth—to solve system problems at some point in the future. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality. In fact, it is impossible to predict the future, because the future is determined by each individual's choice. Relatively speaking, the first episode of the matrix series should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the slavery of the machine, and not be the "food" of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. Because when you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the opportunity to use the by-product of people's free will—truth—to solve system problems at some point in the future. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality. In fact, it is impossible to predict the future, because the future is determined by each individual's choice. Relatively speaking, the first episode of the matrix series should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the slavery of the machine, and not be the "food" of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. Because when you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the opportunity to use the by-product of people's free will—truth—to solve system problems at some point in the future. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality.
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