THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS Ending Explained! 

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My favorite quote from the movie was “not all machines want to control”. I feel like the movie could have placed more emphasis on what happened after Neo and trinity sacrificed themselves at the end of Revolutions and how some machines came to join the side of the humans. I’d much prefer a prequel to Resurrection than a sequel.

it's worth mentioning that "IO" can also be interpreted as the opposite of "01", which is the name of the original Machine City.

Loved what Smith said to Neo toward the end... "The difference between you and I is that anyone can be you, and I can be anyone." I think there is a deep meaning under that statement. In my opinion that is the biggest point of the matrix, is the deep thought process a mind goes through disecting the movies. I wasn't a huge fan on how the movie was filmed, but I think this movie achieved to continue to show how far the rabbit hole goes. Forever.

When they jump, Trinity flies because she believes she'll fly. You can tell by looking at her face and body that she's fully expecting to take flight. Neo jumps fully expecting to fall to his death, after being successfully gaslit by the Analyst for the last 6 decades. You can tell because he jumps and flails around like a man expecting to hit pavement. She jumped because she woke up and found Neo, realizing in an instant that a thing she thought was a dream was real. He jumped because he finally felt a shred of peace, and was willing to die to hold onto it one second longer. She represents desire giving way to fear of loss, while he represents fear of loss giving way to desire. It takes time for Neo to come to understand that his "delusions" are reality, but after a period of "deprogramming" he learns to control his powers like before. While Trinity is still relishing in the newness of being a god, and kicking mfs Jaws off for giggles.

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Maybe I'm misremembering, wasn't there a matrix online theory that trinity and neo shared the code that created "the one". Their binary attachment leading to a more powerful version than other versions. Seems like this movie ran with that idea with neo needing her to fully activate and they both end up able to manipulate the code

So from my understanding the ending states that Neo and Trinity are in complete control of The Matrix. Therefore, they can recreate the Matrix in their own image and preferences.

Covered all the important items. This was a well done and concise breakdown. Thanks!

I'm a huge nerd for The Matrix and loved the film and your explanation! only thing I'd explain differently is the end about Trinity - Neo states in Resurrections that he did not believe in the One (or himself) and that Trinity is what gave him the ability to become the One in the original trilogy as SHE believed in him (and loved him blah blah with the whole Oracle saying she'll fall in love with the One) and it worked. They expand on that in Resurrections here by showing the Trinity also has the ability to become the One now because of her connection with Neo. They both ironically are 'The One' and can only achievement this 'Oneness' or 'Enlightenment' when they are together. It's explicitly show when Trinity is on the roof at the end with Neo before they jump , she gasps looking out at the skyline. During this scene she reaches enlightenment (allowing her to leave the Matrix by flying off with Neo) and she is seeing the Matrix how Neo did in the end of the first one, with the Matrix code everywhere, we see a hint of it from the Matrix code sparking along the buildings and edges in that scene.

DAMN! This explanation makes the movie seem a WHOLE lot better!

This was VERY helpful, thank you!! Considering how much exposition was in the movie, I still walked away feeling like I needed a clearer explanation of what the heck just happened and what it all meant.

I needed this explanation. Thank you. I love the Matrix series. Saw it back in 99' in theaters as a young woman. Now, I can fully appreciate it more as an older person. To me whole thing has been a metaphor for all the systems that seek to control our actions. But, now I also see it as a way in which we imprison ourselves from fear, sadness, grieving, pain, and so forth rather than feel actual emotions and choose to let it go. To me the end, represents how light and free from all the negatives we encounter by taking that leap of faith and choosing not to fear what we can't control, including death itself. Hence, resurrection. Not a resurrection from death, but a resurrection from anguish over our temporary existence and life's challenges. Loss and grief are so challenging and awful. I lost my mother over 7byears ago to cancer. She was my guiding light, my compass, my best friend, and the love of my life. I was always okay,because she would be there to listen and to love unconditionally. I miss her terribly and her death brought about such severe loss that it opened the flood gates for so many sad moments and suffering. I'm sure anyone who has experienced severe loss understands. But, you cannot live in the past and I've known I have to live now or what is point. She would want me to. You can know something logically all you want. But, to tie the emotions to the thoughts, to choose to truly let go, is the hardest thing I have done. It initially felt like losing her all over again. But, it's about growth and choosing to feel because it's so very human. We don't have to choose to suffer. Even if life circumstances are challenging, we can control what we think, thereby allowing us to feel differently. I choose life. I think Trinity and Neo chose to live and love despite the losses. Just a slightly different take. I loved this analysis so much. It's cheesy as hell, but love really is all we need. I choose that over fear and loss now. It's time. I look forward to new movies.

Thanks for the clarification video. Made more sense to me. Just seen it last night with a ton of questions but you saved me from hating the movie. Was not a smooth connection between this movie and the previous ones in my opinion but I get what they were trying to do... ONLY with your explanation.

Thank God you're explaining it because I didn't understand somethings that were going on. Keep it up and thanks.

One has to hear the dialogs of the analyst! That's exactly what all humanity is all about! His quotes opened up for me a very deep spiritual thinking and the behavior of our human psyche!!!

I caught it the first time I watched it which was a few days ago.. to me resurrection means to restart from a different perspective. And that's what this movie was about, retelling from a different perspective, so somehow it all connects back to the original storyline. I mean, those who didn't like it are the ones who were used to the original formal of the beginning but it shows exactly where the characters landed after saving the real world. You can't continue a storyline if the storyline ended the way revelations did. I think this was a smart concept tbh. The ones who refuse to use their brains and decipher the whys and hows, just wanted the original concept to satisfy their own narrative and nothing more..🤷🏾‍♀️

The “choice being an illusion” thing is the best part.

I'm surprised how much I liked it. Hugo Weaving was sorely missed, however. I really hope he's back for the sequel. Groff is great, but no one is Weaving. I also hope Laurence Fishburne makes an appearance in the future. The two of them are iconic. My main critique is the action. The hand-to-hand combat scenes were a letdown. Too much camera movement and too many close-ups. The original gave us wide shots that lingered so we could see everything, and that was the smart choice.

IMO: This film SHOULD NOT have been made. I was perfectly satisfied with the trilogy.

Good job explaining it all! Though, these are all things I caught on the first viewing. I'm a little surprised that people were confused by this. The only thing that was confusing to me was how the modal and the Matrix were part of the same thing, but a second viewing cleared that up for me too. There is one aspect of your analysis that I disagree with: why Trinity can fly. The Analyst says that individually Neo and Trinity were nothing special, but together they were great. Going back to the first film, Trinity brought Neo back to life with a kiss. In Reloaded he flies faster than he's ever flown because he's on his way to save her. In Revolutions he's powerless in the train station until Trinity comes to save him. It seems it was never about a "One," but rather about two who become One. A divine Syzygy, so to speak. Anima and Animus. Anyway, great video and great explanations for everything!

honestly - thanks for explaining. you did a better job than the Wachowskis. this movie is like a fourth press olive oil.

Every time Naobi was on the screen was torturous. I loudly said "stop talking" in my best Mr Plinkett voice

You tried your best to explain the movie in the best light, but your version is better than what was presented in the movie.

Great explanation. My wife and I saw the 3rd film and Resurrection last night, and I was still confused as I had only seen the first two movies all those years ago and I had forgotten so much.

Great job analyzing the film and explaining it. Much better than all the “This movie is garbage” videos that keep popping up for clicks. Edit: Just to clarify, not all negative reviews of this film are for clicks. There are legitimate criticisms out there as it is far from a perfect movie. For me, it’s a mixed bag. Some things I liked, other things not so much. I think it’s hyperbole to say it’s complete garbage but to each his own. We’re all entitled to our opinions and for those of you who hated it, it’s too bad that it turned out to be a disappointment for you. I was mostly praising this video for reviewing the movie and explaining the plot as opposed to other videos that I believed were going to an extreme with titles like “complete disaster” and whatnot as they seemed to be very clickbaity to me.

Honestly I took the movie pretty seriously untill about the last 15 minutes when trinity was the one who began to fly. Then the whole scene with trinity and neo talking to the analyst at the end was just so cringe and cheesy. The cherry on top was when neo and trinity flew off into the sunset together holding hands. Smdh. It's like they tried to take all the iconic scenes and moments from the original movie and re skin them. It just didn't have the same feel and felt forced and way too cheesy. Pains me to say! I'm a huge matrix fan. I would give the movie 3.5 stars our of 5.

This is very well done, thanks...and for the record i enjoyed the film and im a long, long time fan of the franchise Good job Think Story

Loved it. Almost did not see it because of the reviews. So Glad I ignored them. Going back for a 3rd viewing. Probably the most grounded and mature movie in the Franchise. And it gives Neo and Trinity the ending they deserved....the 3rd one was heart breaking....

Thank you for making this video it adds a lot of value and interpretation to the movie.

Reminds me when the Terminator put some star-shaped sunglasses, it was the end of the franchise. They not only kill franchises, but also humiliate them in the process with endless inside jokes and no seriousness at all. Pretty sad.

I like in the ending how they’re “in sync” with each other similar to how the Smith Agents were when he was freed in the trilogy. Temporarily ending sentences and being of one mind.

Excellent review! As it was with the first Matrix, you're one of the few who actually understand what is actually happens in the movie. It's low on new concepts and great action but has a well concieved and well executed plot!

If trinity flying was an 'unexpected twist', you haven't been paying attention. Neo has been elevating the 'crew' since the start. Note how in the beginning Morpheus was lucky to even get a hit in on an agent and the rule was "See an agent? RUN!". But once Neo showed agents could be beaten, Morpheus has successfully fought off an agent and Trinity held her own against one. In this movie, Neo's lack of ability was the complete opposite of Trinity just instantly getting her mojo back the very second she decided to. This shows it's all a mental state thing. Neo was still very uncertain about many things and had many, many doubts. He didn't really do that much (and definitely not compared to the old days) until Trinity came back into play. Neo would never have been the one without her and this was also made quite clear. She was also the reason Neo chose a different path from the ones before him. Really, this 'twist' did not surprise me at all. Like, not even in the slightest. I just hope they don't ruin it in the sequels and of course, I hope they somehow get Hugo Weaving back.

"It took 60 years to find him due to the digital self image that made neo look different to everyone else" still named Thomas Anderson, lead creator of 'worldwide #1 game' "the matrix" which is a retelling of the matrix movies. wat.

Great review. I liked it the first time viewing. Having watching this breakdown, I will get more out of the second time. Question, when they are brainstorming the M.I.V. game in the office, and they showed different scenes of them talking about what the original Matrix, was that a loop as part of the actual Matrix? Or, just different scenes from the same time period in the movie?

As a Matrix fan, I thought this was a fantastic epilogue to the original trilogy that combined themes and ideas from across all three films. Even the callbacks were made just unique enough that they didn’t feel like a rehash. As for my ranking of these films: 1. The Matrix - 9.5/10 2. Reloaded - 9.1/10 3. Resurrections - 9/10 4. Revolutions - 8.8/10

We watched the movie today and were so confused that I am binge watching the You Tube explanations to understand! Many metaphors were in the movie that correspond what is happening in our reality today. I think the main point of the movie is that Only Love is Real! Love prevails. Also shows the power of the divine feminine and the divine masculine United together creates power!

This is third our fourth video I’ve watched since watching film. Def helped a lot. Let me like film even more. Thanks.

Thanks for your detailed explanation. So far the greatest among others. Good job 👍

Best recap/explaination I've listened to so far!

Philosophical questions where left completely unanswered . . . How do Neo and Trinity plan on running the Matrix? No clue. Not even a hint for how this would solve the previous Matrix issues.

For me, I think Resurrections will be like Reloaded. So disappointed by first viewing but more to know, becoming a fan bit by bit. Very ambitiously written script anyway. Thanks for the good explaination!

Thank you for your explanation, that really helped. I thought it was a good movie and a fitting follow up to the original trilogy. Much better than some reviewers have rated the movie

Now with this explanation in mind, all and all the movie seems much better to me! Thank you so much!

I missed Hugo Weaving, but I have to say Jonathan Groff was a surprising standout in this film. He stole every scene he was in. Him and Bugs were fantastic!

This was an inspired looking movie that started interesting and just slowly wound down until the end when it just seemed to sort of give up. Perhaps the storey was pretty cleaver but the execution just failed to excite. I SO wanted to see the return of Agent Smith looking like he did but the movie seemed to be obsessed more with feelings.

I think it also needs to be mentioned that the original Matrix Online video game was designed to add to the storyline and the players actually created some of this storyline. In game, Morpheus went Rogue and started killing. There were other live events in game that shaped this storyline. To me this movie was not confusing only because I was present for that part of it. I believe they will continue this with the new game due to be released soon. It always was and will be a full immersion film series, not just a "casual" watch.

I loved Resurrections... It had a happy ending... and whether they do another one or not, I was quite satisfied with how it ended...

I was hopeful, but I knew it was going to be really good or really bad. Your explanation is great! Thank you!

I was so freaking lost 😂 then got even more lost after I though I wasn’t lost

thx for explaining agent smith, up to your vid i was still very confused about the how and why and what for of groff's character, but now it makes kuch more sense. good on ya.

I don't think it was a time freezing ability... I think the Analyst and Smith are able to move so fast it seems like everything else is still. If you watch the other characters, they are ever so slowly moving... nearly frozen, but not quite. You can really notice it when Trinity's leg is moving... the bullet goes through the apple, etc... and also that they can still communicate with Neo. Neo understands/hears them, but he's too messed up and confused to move as fast... which kinda explains why he can't fly anymore.

This film is like a beautiful Fever Dream of The Matrix! I can't stop thinking about it. I think I Love it!

Since the first Matrix, the Oracle foretold Neo and Trinity's connection, which could raise many more metaphysical questions such as, who were they in previous iterations of the matrix. Without going too far into the question of choice, my interpretation of their newfound powers were from the rebuilding scene when Neo and Trinity were being rebuilt. It appeared that parts of one another were shared. Another theory was that anyone could become "the one" if they could unlock the matrix and "see" the way Neo sees. My biggest question is, who is Bugs?

It’s like 2am and this is the best explanation I have found yet. Thank you.

Additional meaning for IO - if you've watched the Animatrix (which I understand to be sort of canon), the original machine city is named 01. So if you mirror that number and convert to letters that it most looks like, you get the human-machine fusion name IO. Your points are interesting (and correct), I just thought I'd throw out this extra tidbit.

Thanks For Explaining!!! Bottomline: The First Matrix Will Always Be The Masterpiece Best of the Best 😎

IO is also 1 and 0 not sure if you caught that. There were 2 choices no matter what for Neo. He could either leave or stay, which is a theme that he ran across the entire movie, Neo could only take the blue or red pill, he could only stay or leave the jail cell in IO, he could only fight or run from Smith. No matter what Neo did he only had 2 choices really the entire movie. There're more instances throughout the movie, but that seems to be the overarching theme. The binary choice given to Neo and what he decides from there, that is until Trinity truly comes into play. Then between the both they decide what happens, they are no longer the programs, they become the designers.

Thank you... Your analysis made perfect sense... it was enlightening... You just confirmed my own theories...

finally someone explained it in a clear and right to the point fashion, instead of trying to inject lame jokes and stuff like that in the content. well done, thank you.

You explained the ending the best. I also reached the same conclusions on my own. They really glossed over a lot of the story.

It would appear that Trinity and Neo are now collectively 'The One,' perhaps mirroring Lana's own transition, as some muse, but something is still missing. We can't see it, yet, but it's there, like a splinter in our minds. Reloaded and Revolutions showed us entirely new layers to the larger world that was The Matrix (original). Clearly, Resurrections was designed to do the same, but what if the entire film was not as it appeared? Might Lana have placed us all in a Matrix within a Matrix in Resurrections, to dream Neo's dream, ending as it began, like a dream? Because it was. Perhaps it's not that "Tom" created the Matrix films and a popular video game called The Matrix, as Resurrections wants to show us - it's that his newly revealed "real life" is a dream program still running within the Architect's "measure of control," and overseen by the Analyst, who very well might be the Architect himself playing the role of Tom's analyst within the Modal. This would mean Trinity is still dead, and Tiffany/Trinity is nothing but a "resurrected" NPC within the Modal, giving Neo purpose, but an empty one. Perhaps the Machines are testing out various Modals to see which version could never be escaped by anyone, including Neo, with the Architect still attempting to create the perfect Matrix overall, as it were. The line in Resurrections where Neo says, "I've had dreams that weren't just dreams," as well as what the Analyst tells him about his current "reality" are strong clues. This would explain the strangely disjointed, campy, dream-like theme to Resurrections itself. The entire film is not a prequel, but a computer-generated dream (that we each experienced) designed to expose the Anomaly's weaknesses so that all future "One's" would never expose the Machines own weaknesses, as Neo did. The Machine's knowing Trinity was a strong factor in Neo's power, would of course seemingly "resurrect" her to test Neo's abilities, hence the film's name. The Machines would be in need of an answer as to how Neo manifested in power to the point he did, if only to prevent another Anomaly from ever challenging the Machines to the extent he did. I heard there won't be a sequel, but if there were, we may find out the crushing reality that the Matrix is still a dark, cyberpunk world, where Morpheus and the Oracle still exist and are still trying to find Neo, as Neo slumbers somewhere deep within the Machine world being unwittingly experimented on by the Architect. Indeed, this sounds exactly like the thinking of a machine to me.

Nice explanation. I need to watch this movie again to dive deeper into a topic :D.

thanks for making sense of this

The ending was really amazing. I love how Neo gets taken away by the machines as a badass who stood for what he believed and achieved even though it was structured and built to fail.

I started off really into it but by the end, I was confused and scrolling my phone. It also seemed like they were pushing this idea of assimulating with AI/Technology which in my purpose contradicts the initial story of the Matrix - that line with Naoibi about needing the robots to grow strawberries made me roll my eyes so hard llol but maybe thats the "conspiracy theorist" in me.

Great vid. I enjoyed it.

Excellent explanation on Mr Smith. Confirms what I thought. You forgot that Neo had made peace with the machines, and it was the Analyst that broke that agreement when he took control of 1/2 of the machines and created the war between them. That is why things were able to return to the peace treaty that was in place when Neo and Trinity took their rightful place as the King and Queen of the Matrix, the source of the new Matrix - Love.

It's not so much Neo carries the source code, he is the integral anomaly of all the errors of the Matrix that is then put into one human which in the original trilogy was to culminate in the path of the "One" bringing those errors back to the Source to reset the Matrix. Him returning to the source would balance the equation once again of the Matrix which is what the Architect was talking about. Neo is not the one, just the anomaly and he also transfers that code to Smith in the first movie and also Trinity when he reaches in her and brings her back to life, which is why the three of them seemingly have powers.

When Neo was removed, the anomaly transferred to Trinity. It was mentioned in the film. That is why Neo cant fly and Trinity could do it at that time.

Well, no. It’s 2021 so the hero has to be Trinity. That’s why she saves Neo at the end.

The merovingian being a shouting hobo really sums the movie up for me. It speaks directly to all aspects of the film on every level. I'll leave it at that.

As with the previous movies, whenever each next part came out I would re-watched the previous movies. Very glad I did the same for this latest release. I loved it, as much as it may seem like a quirky 'resurrection' to the story, it DID resolve something from before. The one was more than one...I O, pretty neat and I think it was well done.

It’s all about choice- each choice you make puts you on a different timeline.

Thanks for this

Third meaning for "IO" notice how the "O" and ""I" are the same size....? Normally one would write a place name as "Io". By them both being capitals letters, they can also be interpreted as "One-Zero" The two binary numbers that comprise all programs. They are also opposites as one symbolizes existance, while zero symbolizes nothingness. Thus "IO" is the joining of yin and yang.

Well broken down and explained. I'm one of the few that really enjoyed this movie

I really liked the movie and the ideas behind it. To me it made sense within the universe. The movie is also a lot about emotion and that aspect actually worked really well.

Thank you! Well done!

This is a very good explanation and definitely helped me understand the movie. I feel like the writers didn't write this script for everyone to understand. It was hard for me to follow

OH WOW!!! I did not think of the red and blue of the machines themselves...that is a really good take here. The Analyst is perhaps one of the most diabolical characters in the series. WOW and your take on Morpheous is genious! I personally think after a while for people to...digest this movie, it will be considered one of the best. It is very deep philosophically, but also socially.

To really understand this movie one must undertand the occult and the alchemical marriage. True power comes from marrying the two opposites, it's about balance. Love conqours all. It also speaks to the division we see in todays society. Left vs right etc. The Analyst represents the elites who control us through manipulation and division. This causes us to waste our energy fighting with eachother, rather than focusing on the real threat. This movie is a lot like the first one in that you will have to watch it several times and really analyze it to get the full message. Also, thevreaction to this movie highlights the division going on in our society and how it affects our perceptions. Some say woke trash, some say right wing propaganda, all based on their preconcieved notions and the opinions of others. This was the Matrix movie we needed. The real Matrix is winning people, wake up.

Wow. This was a very well put together video, and proof that this film had more going on under the surface, just like the original trilogy. Third best of the franchise for me.

Best breakdown/explanation. Honestly better than the move lol . Thank u so much!

Neo and Trinity still had great chemistry that saved this movie for me

I just watched Resurrections for the second time, and I'm still uncertain exactly how to feel about it. On one hand I like that Neo and Trinity finally get their happily ever after, but another part of me thinks it's too typical of an old Hollywood love story where boy meets girl, boy loses girl, and finally boy gets girl back and their love is forever blissful and happy. That's just my conflict about the main theme of the movie; it's all about Neo and Trinity and their undying love. But then there's something about the feel of the movie itself. Somehow it seems less like a Matrix movie, and more like a Marvel movie. Not that that's bad, per se. Depending on how you feel about Marvel movies. My daughter, for example, is a huge Marvel fan, and she loved Resurrections. I'm a bit less of one, and I'm still not sure what to think. Overall I think I liked it more than disliked it, but I also felt a little bit underwhelmed by it.

10:15 I think the reason Trinity has the same powers as Neo isn’t because of the matrix giving them to her. Neos power comes from himself because he sees the matrix as nothing but an illusion much like bullets and everything around cannot harm or control him. His power is his belief in his freedom. But when he realises that him being the one is another form of control that enslaves him and others to the matrix he becomes more cautious. That could be the reason he’s weaker. He is unsure if he is truely free or not. Whilst Trinity feels as if she has truely freed herself from all control and manipulation.

This was a near perfect explanation, two things one of which is already in the comments is why neo fell and Trinity flew but the other that is not mentioned or in the comments is what happens to smith. It is quite noticeable left out of the film and I can only assume the answer will be in the next movie assuming there is one. Tho I think the next film definitely could benefit from a story line that serves as a prequel to resurrections as a gap filler between the 3rd and 4th film and then go into what neo and Trinity controlling the matrix does and what happens next in the smith story line cuz I have to believe he is not done, especially with his line saying the alliance with neo is over

Great video and interpretations! I never thought about the architect and the analyst being the opposing forces in the machine civil war and the analyst being the new power that won and subsequently rose! After seing this video I realise it was actually very obvious and spelled out in the film! I waited 18 years to see the Matrix 4 and for me it was worth the wait. I felt it was a perfect continuation and expansion of the story. A truly excellent sequel. I absolutely loved it! It's kind of depressing though that so many people are hating on it.

Yes,a big Thank You for explaining the key points in the story so I now (semi-) understand it. I'm all for action well done but that ending motorcycle chase was cut too fast and they totally lost me with (the Analyst?) compelling sleeping strangers to throw themselves out their bedroom windows to their deaths onto the street below. Talk about cheapening life down to canon fodder. . . .

I loved it! Just watched all 4 in order again to better understand things. I can understand why some dont like it but again for me i love it 🤷🏾‍♂️ The story is dope and yet complexed

Great explanation! One thing I was hoping you would mention is the end credits scene, what do you think it means?

so many people are hating this movie into oblivion but I actually enjoyed it. it always comes down to a comparison of the first film and how it should have ended there. nothing will ever capture the charm of the 1st and though this has its flaws I think it's a welcomed edition. I watched all 3 films and the animatrix b4 this and it fit in nicely with the lore.

Could this movie be made any more complicated? Not one in a billion chance.

This is by far the best explanation of this movie I have found

Thanks for the heads up

I loved Ressurections and how the movie took jabs at today's trends in Hollywood and Society, especially with the Merovingian's dialogue. I want to see where this is headed, certainly re-sparked my interest in The Matrix. It's a love story in my opinion.

After the first viewing I was a little confused on why Bugs got him out in the first place. But maybe Bugs is a representation of ourselves in that we needlessly wanted a sequel? Or for that matter, why we wanted sequels reboots or remakes for everything. I thought the movie in all of its Meta-ness was genius. The analyst is our algorithm.

If you think about it, it makes sense in a way. If you would ask everyone on earth now if they want their current life to continue, or enter 'carefree and happy' dreamstate controlled by machines, im pretty sure quite alot would ditch their current life for something they believe is better. Robots get their energy to survive, people get their 'happy' life, all happy.