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Chambers <ben### [at] pacificwebguy com> wrote:
> > Warp wrote:
> > Maybe the 'power' being extracted isn't electrical or purely
> > computative; imagination is something computers are traditionally bad at
> > that one would assume if it could somehow be harnessed, humans are
> > convenient sources thereof. *shrug*
>
> Maybe Morpheus was just wrong?
yes, that's the problem with trying to understand what goes on God's mind... he
assumed that was the real purpose and that purpose is the one spread through
the 3 movies by the authors and accepted by the audience. The essays are
really insightful, but just speculation. As the authors put it in the moviews,
the plot is a lot less grandiloquent...
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