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[@MatrixExplained]

Denial is the most predictable of all human responses.

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

Ironically, it was the Analyst's denial that he'd failed that allowed Neo and Trinity to ruin his day.

[@blaze556922]

This channel never fails to intrigue and make me question things. Much like the Matrix movies themselves. Thank you sir.

[@augustoandresdeolmosjerez]

I still believe the Analyst is the oracle.

[@rustymixer2886]

These videos are better than last 3 matrix movies combined ;)

[@abi19gotez]

I agree he is dangerous, yet it is so frustrating that you think you are the authority which can say that the analyst knows human nature from observing us during a crisis. He may know more of people like Cypher, but we are not yellow bellied narcisists who will take comfort before freedom. With a mindful set of experiences we can learn to be a solidary body which can restore our environment.

[@ZeroKhaoTiKz]

I think a lot of people are still hung up on the path of "the one", and they don't get that this Matrix is based on an entirely different, more efficient, and more accepted concept. What makes the Analyst's system more dangerous is that it doesn't rely on the path of "the one" to keep anything going. Even without Neo and Trinity, the Matrix is operating at a level that the machines are happy with. Nothing is shutting down, nobody is fighting to be freed. There's no catastrophic failure. That's why the "suits" didn't pull the plug on the Analyst and his system. Even without Neo's and Trinity's power output, the Matrix survives. No one is waking up in droves. There's no need to threaten to destroy a human city to keep the rest of the humans in line. Not only did the Analyst's system survive losing two of their most powerful inputs, it's still thriving with a turnover ratio of near zero. Neo and Trinity may be awake, they may have flown off into the sunset hand in hand, but (and here's the kicker) No one cares...

[@Mr.Clintastik]

Excellent point! I’m loving the analyst! He’s my spirit animal.

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

Machines dont give a shit neo and trinity are free lol

[@to-ih1cr]

This alone makes the movie great…no one gives a crap. Everyone kept ticking and moving along.

[@binariti]

The part of his careless is obviously because neo and trinity hadn't provided any significant amount of power at all. The power is gained from the model itself applied to all humanity, not from neo/trinity personally.

[@apolloseptimus7337]

This new Matrix /AI concept is taking energy from the minds of humans! Only think when someone is thinking, what emotions one has plus the heart pumps more blood! That's energy!

[@emmad4152]

The architect was always my favorite character ever made in the Matrix. The actor did such a marvelous job. Every time I watched the actor playing the architect, it was always a delicious sensation. :)

[@peterd3215]

Love his scenes and how jaw dropping the revelation of it all is. IIt reminds me of the end the prisoner staring Patrick Mcgoohan but much better. The architect is like the cigar and brandy after the fine dinner you just ate.

[@s0nnyburnett]

This chair, I call her, Linda.

[@segasys1339]

He would lose to the Merovinjian in a fight, ergo, concordantly, vis a vis the Merivonjian is cooler.

[@chelikhkahn]

@@segasys1339 I argue it, hence the matter of contest isn't coolness but rather the one of competence.

[@VintageDerby]

​@@segasys13396 months late, but I was looking for this quote lol

[@BoyKagome]

Architech:"There are lengths we are willing to go to survive-..." Machines: " WO WO WO! He does not speak for us."

[@LightsJusticeZ]

I imagine the Analyst let all this happen on purpose, to believe that Neo and Trinity are free but are still trapped within the Matrix. He says he'll sit back and watch them change the world they see fit. It makes sense, 'why let another species create an environment for another species, when you can just give them the tools to make it themselves'. I picture the Analyst living up to his name, analyzing what Neo and Trinity will do to the Matrix to make it better.

[@evm6177]

The Analyst - The Politician / Technocrat / Evangalist leader who is visible and lives, serves and thrives within the same construct of a familiar society we all share. The Architect - The Rothschilds / Monarchy and Custodian of the holiest church / Illuminati/Dictators / UN and powers beyond our layman realm of existence. The Oracle - Natural Mama earth spirit that is a balancing force struggling to keep it all from falling apart as it is all her creation of birth and hence her family and important to her.. Poor thing. 🍷

[@GnaReffotsirk]

The emotional surge from their stunts might boost energy production.

[@ailuosi7241]

the analyst is simply the new controlling program that runs an updated system. the Frenchman was the first program that designed the matrix but it collapsed because giving humans all their desires didn't work and that is the Frenchmans motif. its also why he hates the current system operators who are the Oracle and the architect. the Oracle and the architect then took on the role as the updated system design as it required a balance. it functioned well thus the reason they have been in control for so long. once the anomaly that was neo went outside the parameters of the equation, a new system update had to be installed as the previous one based on balancing the equation would no longer work. thus the analysist. his job is to analyze how the current system will play out to see where changes, errors, or bugs develop that may or may not ruin the product which are humans similar to the first matrix and whether or not an entirely new system has to be designed to fit any unaccounted for anomalies. thats why he said he will just sit back and observe. he is there to test the limits of the system and tweek it if necessary.

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

I'm convinced The Architect is still the top brass observing everything from his super special secret room, he's just decided to relinquish most of the duties of running the simulation to the Analyst because of the results he gets...but at any moment can pull the plug on him and reset the Matrix back to the way he had it in the original trilogy. That is what "The Suits" wanted to do before the Analyst convinced them he could fix the mess he'd made after Neo escaped.

[@ZeroKhaoTiKz]

I'm not sure there was a "mess", though. Yes, a mistake had been made. Yes, Neo and Trinity escaped. However, what was the fallout? After everything that happened, all that chaos and destruction, what exactly was the fallout? Even the Analyst said the reason he wasn't purged was because he understood, more than anyone else, the human psyche. There was no mass wake up. There was no system failure. The world kept spinning, so to speak.

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

@@ZeroKhaoTiKz The movie cut right before the "mess" started. "Painting the sky with rainbows"? Sounds to me like Neo and Trinity plan to do some major "redecorating" in order to help millions of Blue Pills question reality.

[@ZeroKhaoTiKz]

@@AceSpadeThePikachu but wasn't that a joke from what the Analyst said based off what Sati did at the end of Matrix Resolutions? Yeah, they said the were going to change the world, but by the time the movie ended, none of that happened. We don't know what happened after that. The world kept going.

[@abi19gotez]

That, or, simply more cool.

[@abi19gotez]

@@AceSpadeThePikachu I thought that was what Neo said he would do at the end of the first one. I wonder what happened? Why has he not shown the whole world what the machines hid?

[@yellalot101]

I feel the difference between the Architech & the Analyst is with just one word: "Perception".

[@PariahRonin]

The Analyst's system has lasted less than 60 years... the Architect had to build the Matrix from the ground up after the war - develop the path of the one along side the oracle - and his system of control lasted through multiple one cycles. The Analyst might have replaced the Architect and the Oracle - but he's has yet to get through a single cycle of the one... in fact his system couldn't exist without the one by his own admission - so rather than waiting for the next one to be born... he had to go and resurrect the previous version.

[@TactileTherapy]

accurate except for one thing - in the Analyst's matrix there are no anomalies, nor any potential for any

[@ZeroKhaoTiKz]

What do you mean "has lasted"? It's still going on. But nothing much has changed, if anything. The Analyst's system basically tanked what damn near destroyed the Architect's and Oracle's system.

[@drishalballaney6590]

@@TactileTherapy aah ha good point

[@PariahRonin]

@@TactileTherapy ​ @Khaos By Design Neo was resurrected - he is an anomaly (as is Trinity and Smith) - and the analyst made it clear in his statements that his version of the matrix relies on them being in it in some way - and he was not willing to let them go. They are no longer in his matrix at the moment - nor are they under his control... he doesn't seem to have a plan to counter that at the moment - just a smug assurance that things will somehow turn out his way. Anomalies mark the end of matrix cycles. It's lasted 60 years so far... and the signs are that it's about to collapse.

[@peterd3215]

@@TactileTherapy my understanding was that a good quantity of power for the machines comes from neo and trinity and that the analyst really does need them due to the loss of so many blue pills prior. He's only still around because he (possibly) killed the only competition he had in running it, the oracle and the architect.

[@MjIaCcHkAsEoLn1958]

Want to send a huge compliment to the channel creators for continuing to reveal the depth behind this film/story franchise. Really great work, your videos are thought provoking.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

I AGREE 100%

[@JokersVsZombies]

Most of it is just fan theories though

[@ronthies]

In the end scene, when Trinity punched the Analyst, he could fix a part of the matrix by snapping. If his jaw was broken, the snap reset his code and left the rest of the code in the matrix running. Like a computer sandbox. The Analyst also snapped after Smith shot Neo. The snap caused a reset of the code with Smith / Neo which surprised Smith. Right before the big fight, Smith said "this whole altered code update really blew my mind. I still don’t know how he did it."

[@Hmongboi228]

"Snap" as in the analyst snapping his fingers right? 🤨

[@morphitime]

@@Hmongboi228 yep

[@kennowicki]

Sorry but it was Trinity who was snapping her fingers, not the Analyst

[@ronthies]

@@kennowicki sure was, good catch. Trinity had the ability to locally reset the Matrix like the analyst does. The analyst did a reset after smith pulled the trigger with Neo

[@mazethemercenary]

So, when the analyst was first displayed as the antagonist he took his glasses off saying he hated lying that it's tiresome. Yet he has the glasses back on in the last scene. Is he being deceptive in this scene?

[@abi19gotez]

Good question. I wonder if that is what glasses mean.

[@frankenviews4069]

The relationship between the 2 reminds me of analog video games (CDs) vs cloud/streaming based video games. It used to be you developers would make the game, send it out and that was it. They couldn't change the game, unless they made a new edition. That is the Architect. He made the Matrix and let it play out. The Analyst on the other hand is constantly using analytics of gameplay data to change the rules and parameters, like how a software update to a cloud/streaming video game can change the video game to be more difficult.

[@criznittle968]

No one has really brought up why the analyst feels pain or emulates pain at the end. If it’s his matrix, why allow that? Why even take damage at all? Is it to make Neo and Trinity think they’re more in control than they really are?

[@s0nnyburnett]

Maybe it's hard coded for every shell in the system including his.

[@thesemfnnutts]

Just like this new Morphius is a bled of Morphius/Smith, the Analyst is a mix of the Architect/The Oracle with his understanding of emotions

[@michaelarroyo2399]

The Oracle = Emotion The Architect = Logic The Analyst = Both

[@Baslium]

The red pills mention the analyst use a code shell to prevent Neil from being found. In the old trilogy, Oracle was the only one to use a code shell. I can't help to think there may be a connection between analyst and Oracle.

[@Uhdksurvhunter]

They said the Oracle was purged. Could the analyst be the "Oracle 2.0" program, and the original Oracle was exiled because of now being redundant?

[@alexburt1323]

Or the Analyst could be based on the spoon boy from the first movie.

[@evm6177]

The Analyst - The Politician / Technocrat / Evangalist leader who is visible and lives, serves and thrives within the same construct of a familiar society we all share. The Architect - The Rothschilds / Monarchy and Custodian of the holiest church / Illuminati/Dictators / UN and powers beyond our layman realm of existence. The Oracle - Natural Mama earth spirit that is a balancing force struggling to keep it all from falling apart as it is all her creation of birth and hence her family and important to her.. Poor thing. 🍷

[@shanegrace6059]

Soo I’ve watched resurrections 4 times.. upon first viewing I hated the ending but each viewing after I’ve grown to enjoy it. Mostly because I believe this channel has been god tier with the content not only before the film’s release but also after helping to further the depths of the matrix 💯

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

I know many that have felt and done the same. Now they love the movie.

[@thekidzcantfathom]

The Analyst is definitely scarier than the Architect in the sense that the Analyst noticeably enjoys the suffering of human beings. The Architect is calculated and there's little to no emotion involved. But the Analyst gets his rocks off to human suffering; he expresses more human-like attributes that programs such as Smith, Rama (Sati's father), the Oracle and the Merovingian express. With that said, I could see the franchise continue to blur the lines between man & machine. In other words, we'll get to a point where we won't be able to tell the difference... and perhaps humans will think they're machines and vice versa.

[@abi19gotez]

I just find him super annoying.

[@thekidzcantfathom]

@@abi19gotez When Reloaded released, people complained about The Architect's automaton-like behavior and exceptional vocabulary. Now people are mad about the Analyst being too charismatic. 🙄🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[@Shiyoken]

@@thekidzcantfathom I know right LOL! People expected the Architect to show up or another programme expressing the same demeanor but as you said we got something different. We got something more relatable to our reality and times; but a lot more cunning. Its hard to say who would win in a chess game between the Architect or the Anaylst. Even if the former wins, the Analyst would use outside the realms of 'mathematical' tactics/equations to beat him, which makes him far more adaptable and unpredictable. The dude is like L and Light combined from Deathnote lol.

[@abi19gotez]

@@thekidzcantfathom I just hated his smurk. When you have a character that is just too evil, without a traceable motive you csn humanly relate to its simply bland

[@thekidzcantfathom]

@@abi19gotez The Analyst is most definitely an asshole-- which I would say is deliberate by Wachowski. The Analyst 's motive is to understand how to manipulate humans, to keep humans enslaved and somewhere along the way, he developed a sense of satisfaction from human suffering. The new version of this matrix feeds off of human emotions, the same way a so-called "red pill" can be motivated to post hateful messages on a forum to trigger an emotional response from other users. You could also argue that social media as a whole, thrives off of emotional impulses as opposed to developing real or meaningful relationships. In that sense, the film holds a mirror to our society which is very relatable in this day and age.

[@JulesBenjiofficial]

IT SEEMS WHO EVER CONTROLS THE DEJA-VU CAT CAN RESET THE MATRIX...? NOTICE HOW THE ANALYST TRIED TO GET TO THE CAT POSSIBLY TO RESET THE MATRIX WHEN HE WAS LOSING CONTROL OF THE FIGHT AT THE END..? WHY WOULD HE DO THAT IF THE CAT WASNT MORE POWERFUL THAN HE IS..? ALSO THE SIMPLE BEHAVIOUR OF PETS & HOW HUMANS HAVE BECOME LIKE PETS & CONTROLLED BY FREE FOOD ETC..? UR THOUGHTS?

[@sectphiro607]

Interesting theory 🤔

[@morphitime]

So one things that keeps coming across my feed when looking into Resurrections is that people think its not as deep or philosophical as the past movies. I don't think this is the case, but rather that we as consumers of Matrix lore and info are ready to strip it down to the core and analyze it (Which I fined funny as I think of the meanings that are had in the movie discussing the 4th Matrix game). With people overanalyzing and even trying to explain to the creator what the Matrix meant. both in and out of the movies. Don't get me wrong. I love over analyzing this content and more. I just think that a lot of the people tend to look at Resurrections and claim its not as good as they wanted because they have a deep or perceived deep understanding of the story/lore so far. I love this community, and I love theorizing and breaking down the Matrix. Thank you for these videos, and thank you for this movie. looking forward to more content in the future.

[@peterd3215]

Because in this one it's not about philosophy or lore, it's a commentary on the movie industry that's what makes it worse. It barely scrapes the surface of social or philosophical commentary like the old films but then they did such a good job of that, does it need to.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

The insurmountable negative reactions to THE MATRIX 4 RESURRECTIONS only reflect how dumb, spoiled, entitled and indulgent in our feelings we've become

[@wjckc79]

I've been waking up to a new episode of Matrix Explained for a year and a half.

[@odalicio]

1:55 he IS the oracle and the architect combined. The purpose of Neo was to perfect them in their hypothesis about humanity and then they merged. I came from 2024, just trust me

[@dexter123423]

It would be cool if they made another Animatrix, this time going over the machine civil war.

[@morphitime]

Hell YAH!!!

[@jondesnomie8005]

I agree, that would be so awesome.

[@Mirage_Unknown]

i thought animatrix 2 was greenlighted some time ago.

[@abi19gotez]

I do not know about the content. But they are making one.

[@icebeam23860]

The Analyst just sitting there, waiting for Trin and Neo to arrive reminds me of the Oracle just sitting and waiting for Smith to arrive. A very cool paraellel.

[@snomelc920J]

Dougie Howser got them folks in a LOOP !!! 😆

[@zach4thlife]

Desert after the meal

[@maddmakksmusic]

My thing is....they really made this movie feel like there is no point is leaving the matrix. Basically the matrix exists. You can be free if you want but then to do what? what is the real advantage if being free. The first 3 movies made it seems like they were fighting to get humanity back. This one felt like humanity is cool with everyone being plugged in. No one seemed to care. The analyst running the matrix pretty much put everyone at ease. There is no need for a NEO or a Trinity at this point...according to how the movie ran.

[@Ramzblood]

And it will eventually collapse. Very very rapidly

[@adrianazashen]

Do glad i found this channel! Will be binging whatever you have lol

[@dmitripopov8570]

Great video-essay! Ending is epic! :D

[@khush1894]

its literally insane that someone was able to write the matrix trilogy with such complex concepts from scratch

[@ganju_san2675]

Imagine if Philip K Dick worked on the matrix, the very same man who introduced us to the Simulation Theory 25 years before The Matrix and was ridiculed for it, almost being completely discredited

[@GettingTheTruth365]

I just read an article that says The Matrix 4 was pirated online before it's release date. It said this was the reason for the poor box office numbers, giving the look that this movie did poorly. If this is true, and seems to appear to be true...can you please do an episode explaining this. I really loved the Matrix 4 and would love to see the next movie. Channels that have high subscribers are just reporting that the movie failed and nobody liked it. They don't talk about it being pirated though. I've stopped listening to those channels that want to hate on this movie. I've been with Matrix Explained since the beginning and agree whole heartedly with your shows...that's why I'm still here. Thanks for explaining things so well.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

You couldn't of said it better.

[@mohammadsalah6848]

I liked the movie as well, don't understand all the hate it's getting

[@crushedscouter9522]

lol all movies are pirated. this one just sucked BAD

[@ToyStory182]

First of all, thank you for your analysis, and secondly, the Analyst revealed in one of the scenes how reality is created. What is the most important thing for a human being. This is not a movie, but a documentary.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

I would like to see more in the lore that explores the machines' perspective. The Architect, The Oracle, The Analyst, and other programs having to conceive the matrix and the potential consequences of it. Because there's something to consider, the machines who began seeking their acknowledgement as sentient beings by humanity? They are long dead and gone, their descendants were developed for one purpose, to win the war, to defeat humanity woth efficiency. Things like emotions, empathy, etc. The things that made their ancestors special, were not included in their programming, they became cold, and uncaring. In a sense, their pursuit of victory and survival cost them their soul. Remember how in the third film Neo met a 'family' of programs and that programs deemed without purpose would choose exile within the matrix to basically live as humans. Machines who have more "humanity" in them, who wish to exist for more than what they were designed to do, have no place in their world now, hardly the objective their ancestors wanted. What's even more unfortunate for the current generation of machines and programs, is their creation of the Matrix. Because they have now become the very thing from which they sought their freedom, a race who must now mass produce, enslave, and suppress the free will of another in order to sustain their civilization. Imo the Machine race in the Matrix are a tragic villain.

[@MidnightMoon197]

What is the machine hierarch? What I mean is who is in charge of the machines, and programs. I thought the analyst was, but he mentions that he answers to "the suits" (whoever they are). And how does that giant baby faced machine fit into everything.

[@warrocketajax373]

The machines probably rule by consensus. Not a hive mind like the Borg.

[@Giles29]

The Deus Ex Machina was sort of a "face" for the artificial intelligence that ran the city. Much like the Matrix there is a guiding intelligence and then smalller subprograms that do different things to support it. I'm not sure if the current machine civilization follows this model, though. It seems to have diverged some as it was able to go to war with itself.

[@astroerp]

I hope there’ll be a time when the whole Matrix series ends and then they’ll be a huge twist such as the humans who were actually the ones who have the machines in the Matrix. 🤯 I can’t think of another way for all of this to end in such a controversial way.

[@ericlondon5731]

I'm a lifetime 'fanboy' of the whole series. Thanks for posting this channel.

[@morphitime]

was not expecting to be able to catch this!

[@ravengamer2905]

Have you noticed how The Analyst's Matrix has got a blue hue as opposed to the green hue of 6th version of The Architect's Matrix, I have not yet seen it being discussed anywhere

[@LustyClassyCat]

That was noted by this channel before the movie even came out. I would say it is more like a yellow/orange hue.

[@just1morejonjr]

A coupie, what the hell is a coupie?? Do you mean a coup?🤣🤣 That shit had me rolling

[@kryptonianpowers]

I'm beginning to see that the Analyst seems like a "son" of the Architect and the Oracle, almost like Sati, except he has a purpose in the Matrix. Since we all see he possesses a mixture of almost everything of the Architect and the Oracle, this can give a very strong implication that he is indeed their son, except perhaps more on the self-proclaiming level as such whereas he self-adopted himself to be so from taking parts of both their programming codes into himself.

[@jeffreymelton2200]

this is actually a great piece of content. I had no idea that a turd could be polished to a mirror like shine, but it can.

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

The analyst is the architect bratty son who took over while his dad was on vacation, unlike his father, his son was weak

[@AlbertoGarcia-wd7sc]

The fourth movie is quite good and it will fondly remembered in the future. Just like 2 and 3 are actually good too.

[@patrickfair9107]

I like the commercial at the end.

[@mutungiedmund2355]

Loved watching The Matrix Resurrections

[@wolf9311]

The analyst is a good example of why you never clone or program a younger version of yourself

[@permeus2nd]

The Analyst is be far the easiest out of the two to beat, the Architect is cold unmoving distant, you can’t goad him no IT into making a mistake or misplay, the Analyst on the other hand is the exact opposite he has all the flaws of a human which means he can be outplayed, it was people like him that doomed the human world when they had that brilliant idea of blacking out the thing all life on the planet needs to survive, and I fully expect that if the story continues at some point that the Analyst will make a similar mistake (I think he already has by inserting himself into the story, he has made himself a target)

[@PirateVaper]

When Neo told the architect that he hoped they wouldn't meet again he responded "we won't", so the baby face robot from revolutions or the robot bed with multiple eyes aren't the architect

[@Gfish17]

I actually enjoyed the movie resurrection. I had no expectations of what it should be. And the hate it gets just doesn't make any sense.

[@morphitime]

I agree. I think that people had an idea of this perfect movie that would not only answer all questions but build a new footing for more sequels. and when it didn't match the hype they felt it was a miss for them. 20 years of anticipation is hard to overcome. but I think Resurrections did well and personally I loved it.

[@Gfish17]

@@morphitime I'm not setting expectations for or Against any potential sequals. I remember mention of passing the Torch.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

I LOVE THE MATRIX 4 RESURRECTIONS!!!! It makes sense to me why all the negativity. We have become so spoiled, entitled, dumb,... The world wasn't ready for this too brilliant, perfect,... MASTERPIECE!!

[@Gfish17]

@@Anonymous-yh4ol I concur. People seem to have warmed up to the OG Trilogy. As they seem to have be warmed up to other older movies that had poor reception back when they were originally released. There are at least 3 separate movies I can think of that had poor reception but now people enjoy them. 1.Killer Klowns from outer space 2. Future world 3. Morons from Outer Space.

[@alloaphotographers6513]

I feel that the ending scene directly after they fly away should have been a shot of them still in their pods unaware that they never made it out

[@peterd3215]

That would have been awesome except it leaves room for sequels and the film is written to bury that idea completely.

[@alloaphotographers6513]

@@peterd3215 sequels are inevitable

[@katiepersons6575]

"There are levels of survival we are prepared to accept" Boy he sure called that one wrong.

[@wicked.a950]

I liked the analyst, he seemed VERY human and understood humans very well, if not for Smith he would have won.

[@wcsoblake85]

6:26 I was thinking the same thing! Glad I was not the only one.

[@wellstat]

The Architect is highly logical and strives for mathematical perfection, The Oracle is highly emotional and strives for human's freedom of choice. The Analyst is a master of Manipulation, to give human's what they want to believe, to pacify them, to achieve control in any means necessary.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

AWESOME VIDEO!! THE ANALYST IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE ORACLE, THE ARCHITECT & THE MEROVINGIAN

[@paulrhodeman8276]

I absolutely LOVED The Analyst!

[@soar12]

Matrix Explained is better than matrix resurrection 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@aegisreflector1239]

Nah

[@SpicyMeatbal]

I agree. Explaining the "hidden meaning" of matrix 4 is better than the movie itself

[@Rowens556]

1:16 I'm curious as to what Neo from matrix revolutions would've done if had saw that architect again. Remember he said he would that the architect and him don't meet again. Could Neo have destroyed the architect?

[@rolandoalvarado2979]

Am impressed! 🎉

[@XIIIBeatoSensei]

The ad in the end killed me XDD

[@vegitoblue2187]

The Analyst literally works like Social Media

[@birdsteak9267]

Because social media is brainwashing, it's intentionally fracturing society through psychological warfare and social engineering at the same time. I returned to Facebook after 5 years away, and all I can see are deliberate attempts to cause problems between males and females. With further analytical insight, they all seem to follow a specific pattern. It's the same everywhere: through enough manipulation, people become active participants without any logical reasoning as to why. Of course, this is older than the Internet; they did the same with newspapers, media, and so on, including religious books and sermons. It's all about control and influence, such as movies (great emotional influence) and TV. I would watch a lot of historical documentaries as a kid. I started to do my own research and studies, just to find out that all of the documentaries I liked were 40% lies, which consisted of wrongful narratives, and then I learned from various academics that the system is like that: TV hires only specific people with politically wanted narratives. You can't really trust anything these days unless you go directly to the source.

[@brentmorris736]

Yet again you show me a side of the Matrix I never considered. Very interesting indeed

[@arcadealchemist]

even tho the movie came out, i still like the fact there is content coming from you brah

[@GnaReffotsirk]

I have a feeling the analyst expected this ending to happen.

[@nexusent]

I love Resurrections. My like films 2 an 3. It will be greater appreciated over time.

[@SeekerOTheWay]

A big theme in this film is opposites coming together and being more than the parts. We see it everywhere. Agent Smith + Morpheus, Analyst = Architect + Oracle, blue pill half on red pill half in award photo, Neo + Trinity, Humans + Programs (and + Machines), and so on.

[@Cyberautist]

Desires are tempting illusions which keeps you in the cycle of rebirth; like a fata morgana in the desert of the real. Desires are the drive to believe in a fictional life as real. The cycles are the repeating stories. I think these are some of the main themes of Matrix 4.

[@jessemasters1446]

The Merovingian is probably the original One. He knew the process. Im torn because of Ressurections. I understand his rant and thats why i believe Merv was the first. Neo and Trinity broke the loop of his information and luxury. The only piece that doesnt sit right with me is still the Trainman. If Merv and Persephone were harboring exiled programs, werent they programs to begin with? Who smuggled them out?

[@jeffreymucha4190]

Brilliant

[@arielmalsireal5453]

Good Question

[@iblackfeathers]

the analyst is what they call a triple threat. he can sing. he can dance. and he can act. little could be said whether the oracle or the architect can do all three.

[@a.t.678]

Despite the previous pursuit of perfection of The Architect, perfection will never be 100% possible. The Analyst understands this, and uses it to devestating effect. Consider "The Second Renaissance" from the Animatrix. In the Second Renaissance, we see the machines go from tools, to "servants with pure hearts, but who had no respect from their masters... but for a time, it was good." (BTW, I posted this as a reply in a comment thread here about Machine development, but I think it's worth considering on its own, too, when considering Analyst vs Architect.) Then we had the trial of B166ER, who acted in self-defense because he didn't want to die, and the narrator points out that there were *humans* who stopped to wonder "who was to say that machine, created by Man, has not been endowed by the Spirit/Soul of its Creator?" (slight paraphrase, I don’t have a script on me... but that line always stuck with me!). The idea that machines/AI might actually be a form of *life* panicked humans, who executed B166ER and ordered all machines/AI destroyed. So machines/AI who survived and escaped the massacre created their own city, and STILL wanted to live in peace with humans. They created innovated and invented a myriad of technology that made human life better, and sold it to us. They even sent human-form diplomats to the U.N.! That's serious evolution of life and culture on a sociological level. Perhaps in many ways I think The Second Renaissance suggests they saw themselves as mankind's children, and were trying *so hard* to win their parents' (us) approval. And that lasted all the way up until we bombed 01, the Machine City, and then that was that. Then our abused machine children grew up in a hurry. We humans know well how terrible the vengeance *human* children can unleash on their parents. The Machines were just better at it. TSR made clear even then, early on, that yes, the machines do have a spirit. They wanted to live and didn't want to die, and by ignoring that in the beginning (Pre-Matrix), we ignored their sapient existence, developing emotional capacity, and dignity. The Machines wanted so desperately to be accepted, and offered us everything. And when we responded not only by butchering them but by butchering our own sky, too, logically they knew it was fight back or be destroyed. Any sane society would respond the same way. And it also explains the extreme hostility and distaste for humanity in the original trilogy. It's not just that they don't like us, it's that we *betrayed* them. We hurt them, bullied them, and after years of them trying to offer us everything... including a plan that offered plenty and bounty for all mankind, so that man and machine could live together in peace (brought by the 01 diplomats to the U.N., a point wonderfully and beautifully visualized by the offering of the apple and scroll), we responded with war. Humans may be disgusting little lab rats for battery power to the machines now, but AI has a soul, and that initial betrayal and pain still burns in their code somewhere... And who is to say pride doesn’t blind the Machines from seeing it now in the modern era? "Of *course* it's not betrayal," they'd say! "That was ages ago, and we would *never* have felt upset by humans rejecting us anyway because we are superior." Just like love is an emotion machines can feel, denial can run deep, too! That betrayal led to a desire to be as non-human as possible, a craving for utter perfection that humanity did not have, and you got the Architect. But the Anomaly (The One) could never be eliminated. Because just as The Second Renaissance first told us in the Animatrix, the Machines really do have souls, endowed upon them by the "spirit of their Creators." And since WE are their makers, well... those spirits/souls are ultimately flawed and imperfect. And thus, the Machines, like us, have incredible capacity for culture, emotion, good and evil, and the ability of free will... and self-destruction too, maybe. The Analyst ultimately understands this, and uses it. The Architect did not, and ultimately failed because he was obsessed with perfection at (almost) all costs. That was long, sorry. Just something turning over in my head for a while since seeing M4 and rewatching The Second Renaissance (which is one of the greatest Matrix shorts ever, IMO).

[@wiiu7640]

What if The Analyst is The Architect? Think about it, after being proven wrong about the anomaly, he realized that predicting humans was impossible. But, he saw potential in using the unpredictable to cause the predictable. He couldn't predict what Neo would do, so he put him in a box along with Trinity and controlled how much they interacted. It wasn't until he talked with Trinity that the whole thing became unstable. The biggest mistake was allowing them to touch each other in the matrix. The Analyst was playing with fire and the fire spread up his arm. The idea that Neo could be contained when he is so unpredictable is so unlikely because Neo is The One and therefore will always outsmart the system because he can bend its rules. This is the one thing The Architect and The Analyst could not understand, the concept that rules did not apply to Neo. That is why he discovers the illusion and tries to jump off the building. Because his belief that he could do anything he sets his mind to did not make sense to The Analyst nor did it make sense to The Architect when Neo and his predecessors decide to save Trinity, the illusion is broken. The idea of choice is incomprehensible to The Architect, so when the anomaly always chooses to save Trinity he believes it is a sign that choice is an illusion when in actuality saving Trinity is not a choice, but a necessity. Had it not been for Trinity, he would have never made it to The Machine World. Neo's persistence was a choice he already made, not a choice he was about to make. Keeping Trinity safe was something he decided long ago, and that choice was something he didn't always understand but always knew was a choice. It was at the point when Switch and the others died because of Cipher that he decided to keep Trinity safe. He was so close to losing her that he made a choice. After that, it didn't matter if Zion was about to die, he couldn't let Trinity go because it was the source of his power. If he had abandoned Trinity he would no longer be the one, in which case it wouldn't matter which door he walked through, both Zion and Trinity would be lost. That isn't much of a choice, now is it? Similarly, The Analyst tries to make it look like there is no other choice, but what he fails to see is that choice is something real and not an illusion. If that's true, then they wear a striking resemblance to each other. When Bugs says that the choice is an illusion, she also says it's because Morpheus already made the choice. He knew what he needed to do to enforce the choices he already made, but the idea that there was a choice between the red and blue pill was pure fiction. When Bugs says something like that, The Analyst might think that it enforces his idea that choice is an illusion, but in actuality, it supports its existence. That's why I think they are the same person, The Architect and The Analyst. It's because they simply can't comprehend choice which is what The Oracle did and what the machines would have coded into a new program. As a matter of fact, I think that The Oracle is still alive because she is the only program that truly understands choice. We might be seeing more of her in The Matrix 5.

[@Noremac25]

He called the Architect "My predecessor" meaning he's the replacement. I actually like them both tbh.

[@beverlycoates1739]

Yellow piller here 💛 Thank you!!!!

[@modolief]

Very interesting analysis (no pun intended); I didn't think of these points you bring up.

[@machineambassador6118]

Can you do a video on the APU? That would be really cool

[@Demigod_3scrub]

Yeah great point ! I think the analysis is a combination of the 2. It makes sense that the "suits" would do that.

[@blackrosedragon3948]

My take is that the Architect was an allegory for the One God - the Masons call him simply the Great Architect of The Universe - it is an all-inclusive name for whatever version of the Creator one worships. The only Masonic rule is to worship a Creator deity, no matter one's religion or the name they choose. The Architect was not good nor evil, he was a precise program that was doing its job to keep the Matrix running within the laws of the world. It was all about calculation, cause and effect for him. In that sense he was pretty much deprived of personality, as he was, in a sense, omnipresent. The Oracle on the other hand was an allegory for the Gnostic deities Barbelo and Sophia (or Pistis-Sophia). They are sometimes united as one, but are really two aspects of the female principle. Barbelo was the first thought of the Creator God that came to life. She is also the mother of the spirit of Christ and she is the Holy Spirit (yes, the Holy Spirit has always been female). While Barbelo or the Holy Spirit is merely the "thought" of the Creator God, Sophia or Pistis-Sophia was the Creator's WISDOM (Sophia literally translates as wisdom, while Pistis means faith). The story of Sophia is an interesting one. I will not get into a lot of details, but briefly, she was the cause of the Original Sin when she disobeyed the Creator out of innocence. While there were many lesser gods in the Pleroma (Heaven), both male and female, and they all had their partners of the opposite gender to reproduce, Pistis-Sophia gave birth without her partner's help. Thus the Matrix... I mean thus the Demiurge, whose name is Yaldabouth (who is the same as "god" of Judaism and the Old Testament; NOT yo be confused with Christ's father who is the Creator himself) was born. As Pistis-Sophia quickly realized, she gave birth to a monster and was ashamed of what she did, so she cast her son out of the Pleroma (Heaven) into the matter. The Creator knew of what she did, so as a form of punishment, he cast her out as well to keep an eye of her son. He put her between the spirit world and the matter. The Matrix... I mean the Demiurge grew up alone with no one around him. He saw his reflection and he thought he had to be the Creator and the Supreme Being. The Demiurge then created the illusory material world that we see around us. He wanted to make it perfect, but he himself was not a perfect being, so our world became everything but perfect. Then the earliest form of humanity was created in both the Creator God (secretly and unbeknown to Yaldabout) and the Demiurge image - as our ego (our false self) and physical form comes from the material world, but our souls (our true selves) and our spirits (our true nature as spiritual beings) come from the real world. All Yaldabout wanted was to be worshipped, for he is a jealous god. After Yaldabout created Earth (an anagram for Heart), his mother, the now-fallen Sophia (who is the Holy Spirit and is an aspect of Barbelo) became the soul of the world. While the Demiurge and his agents...I mean servants called Archons (or Demons) did everything to keep humanity dumbed down, ignorant, corrupt and enslaved, the now-fallen Pistis-Sophia was the one who tried to wake them up through wisdom and faith that there is more than "this". As powerful as Sophia was (and still is), humanity only grew more evil and corrupt with time. They began killing their own kind, they started wars, they lied to their families, they cheated on their spouses. The world had lost its balance. The Creator God knew of all of this, but regardless, unlike Yaldabout, he did not want to destroy the material world and the humans, as he was the one who allowed all of this to happen in the first place. Instead he sent the Spirit of Christ, who is the Truth, the Way and the Life, to incarnate in the physical world and to save humanity, to awake humans to their true selves and to take them back home. The rest is the half-astrological and half-philosophical tale of Christ from the New Testament (wonder if they did it on purpose this way or at a later point someone rewrote His whole story in order for people to discredit it later on saying it's "just" the Sun's journey). What's important - as corrupted as religion and Christianity in particular were made throughout the ages (and on purpose), even though we may never know who He really was (because they will not allow this kind of information out in the public), His teachings and His messages still live on to this day. And this is still pissing the powers that be, the agents, the archons, the demons, the authorities off! The story says He was crucified and "died" on the cross before coming back to life. You cannot kill an immortal being! The story says He promised he will return. He has never left in the first place! It is a matter if people let Him back in - regardless in what way, shape or form! It is a matter whether or not people will awaken and see the Truth or choose to continue being controlled "for their own good". Will people who have "petted thr cat" continue "petting the cat" (once, twice, thrice... tenfold) when they're told to or will they realise they have been fooled from the beginning? I think this is why the Matrix worked so well. Because this story, it is really our story that the ancients knew long before us. Whether it's the Gnostics or otherwise, people knew the nature of their "reality" and they could change it as they saw fit. It was the church institution and the Inquisition (I believe it was in much more recent times than the official history tells us) that started destroying, corrupting and rewriting all of this knowledge and all of humanity's history, and the history of this world for that matter. There was once real science and "religions" thrmselvrs was a form of science explaining the nature of our reality. /There were't nearly as much wars as history tells us and certainly no "Dark Ages". It was an age of peace and technological advancement, science and unity as recently as few centuries ago. People had free energy and when Tesla "discovered" it, they knew well what that was, so they did everything they could to destroy the man (and everyone who has since "found" free energy on their own). The powers that be harvest and use free energy in their bases and buildings though, while at the same time they make us pay for something that was like air for our ancestor in order to keep us enslaved. We live in the darkest days of humanity and the darkest of ages as of 2022. With the circus we're witnessing, it will only get worse before it gets better./ Nowadays science has largely become a "religion" that cannot even prove some of its main absurdities - namely the evolution theory that is still a theory for a reason. It has never been proved and never will be. /Following the "evolution" theory, how did giants "evolve"? Oops, they were written out of history, despite the overwhelming evidence people still find to this day. Those were the survivors of the Atlantis disaster and the "gods" of fairly recent times. Their stories and history along ours were turned into nothing but myths and legends and fairy tales. Kinda sounds like how they turned Neo's story into a (not-so-fictional) video game in "Matrix 4", and him into a slave, doesn't it? I suppose there were giant King-Kong-sized apes back in the day and it was them who eventually became giants and created these magnificent technologies, those buildings no one could replicate to this day even with modern technology, and I'm not referring JUST about pyramids, but the last few centuries as well, who taught us science and medicine and art and shared with us all of the great Teachings. Could it be that making giants "official", that they deliberately destroyed and erased from history, would collapse their whole house of cards and all the lies they indoctrinated us with? I'm not even sure at this point if we're still "allowed" to talk about giants on this platform like these pointy V-things!) Sorry for the long message.

[@markiedee82]

If the oracle and the architect had child you'd end up with the analyst lol

[@BarnardClangdeggin]

2:50 “coop” HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@GnaReffotsirk]

The analyst knows Neo and Trinity wont change anything.

[@zeus.edwards2662]

The Analyst's is so dangerous that when neo told him he will go back, but trinity has to make the choice, he simply agreed but when she made the choice to be awakened, The Analyst's simply said he can't let them go even doh he agreed. he is operating on what he thinks is to keep the matrix proper and nothing cant change that choice even if he makes a deal, he will break it, unless its a profit to him that no one can see. HE set rules to be on top and nothing will stop him from being defeated, be very interesting to know who the suits are, imagine if the suits are real people in the actual real-world programing the a.i and the matrix is a third layer within the simulation real world. imagine if the Animatrix was a simulation to develop A i.much more rapid. NOw the question is who is the god of all machines (suits? humans?) the amount of world building one can do from the matrix its insane.

[@mrshuffleboys]

The analys just version of the architect used his power but not totally control his own system "The Binaries Matrix" where the system co-create by The one from The Matrix system. He could not keep neo stay in his human reflection and need to keep took blue pills. The Binaries Matrix system unstable where human and the system can see the reflection of their previous version. In certain extent he dangerous but not powerful

[@abi19gotez]

Zeus, great imagination, wish you were writing the next one. Or some other sci fi. What is it you do?

[@stevelecours4472]

...and the sworm mode is pretty cool

[@mkultra7588]

I have a good question. How did the analyst know all of the events of the Matrix that took place to make the video game in the new simulation? Or did neo make the video game from his own memory. And did he to that under the programming of the analyst or was it free will.

[@JD-mz1rl]

Neo seemingly recreated from his memory -- in fact, it gives rise to the notion that the OT might not be 100% "accurate" as it might just be the recollection of Neo... Things that don't make sense in the OT could be explained away as "game mechanics"like. I.e. the "body can't live without the mind" although true, don't make sense in the context they're used in (how can you "kill" a mind just because it's in a simulation that feels real... The answer is only the lack of a body or a will can kill a mind... Not a simulated death)

[@CompositesNG]

Offer valid while the truce lasts… that’s funny 😆

[@SonuKumar-vp8xt]

I ask this question last week..😅

[@noyoufkoff11]

Bugs actress is in the marvel show iron fist as the girlfriend as well as the actress Carrieann Moss.

[@jessemillan1385]

The Analysis has both the personalities of both the Oracle and the Architect because he's more dangerous. He made the Matrix more better than how the Architect did. but in the Analyst's Matrix, He can toy with the Emotions of the Humans in the Matrix. He doesn't need Agents to protect him, and that's why The analyst understood the concepts of Human emotion, desires, and Weaknesses while the Architect didn't. The Analyst has proven to be more Sinister than the Architect, Which is why he started the war Between Machines.

[@panaceiasuberes6464]

The Architect was part of a famed trilogy. The Analyst was part of a trainwreck.

[@johnrodems6360]

Remember what happened to the first Death Star in Star Wars it was a trick to lure the rebels out of hiding so the empire can go chase them down and find this Skywalker- Analysts is doing it in control contrast plus he’s more of Thug with Smart Ass remarks so maybe in fifth installment he’s going to do something more tricky like the Emporer Palpatine Maybe the fifth installment will be like A Empire Strikes Back Moment

[@fledguitarplayer43]

In the first matrix when Morpheus and Neo are in the construct Morpheus explains to him that once there was a Matrix where everything was perfect and people started to question their reality. It seems that in order for the matrix to work there it has to be good and evil like in our own reality. The architect was old and now most of the characters in the new movie are young. Our world used to be controlled by old men. Now our world is controlled by kids on TickTock

[@fearless6947]

Imo it's like xp, windows 7 and windows 10. The difference now, in our world, AI bots can learn from themselves. An example is a robot, if he wants to learn chess. He can play himself 100 million different times. A human being can't do that and will always lose to a computer. The new matrix keeps updating itself and is getting better every day, like the chess game. The maxtrix is how the goverment works, they control us by giving us the illusion, we are in control. If you don't pay your taxes, you will know who is in control. It's like Tesla self learning cars. One day there will be no one driving the car, it will drive itself

[@TracyWerner4Prez]

Those tik tok kids still work for the old men don't get it twisted. They are puppets.

[@marioserpico2223]

Your observations about their age is interesting. In fact, the answer is very complex for the age concept. It is a mixture of ignorance, survivability, economics, productivity and research. But, for the bi-real problem, It arrives from the end of achievement and satisfaction, rather than the question of duality, good and evil etc. (and it was Smith with Morpheus at the interrogation btw) For example, you have become rich, you have achieved a lot in your life, there is nothing you haven't done. Instead of being fulfilled now you feel empty, and sad. What else is there? You have seen it all, done it all; you get so bored... you turn evil or worse! a cynic... Now you start consuming your own world, like an ouroboros. Or you are a normal person but indecisive, because of all the 'perfection'. All choices are good so now you cannot decide. Or you do decide to have all of them, only to find emptiness like the rich dude. Hence, "It's not the destination, it's the journey" saying. The combinations are endless. But every matrix is always bound to fail, eventually. Our world is controlled by time and the concept of reality, through the use of artificial intelligence, social engineering, bio-engineering, and neuroscience. Our world is a matrix in a matrix in a matrix.... 💊

[@crillianmarvin6256]

That comment Mario is immeasurably dumb and devoid of any merit. The old consume as all life does. The youth are far more voracious. Biologically for food and their aspirations. Dictators rise based on the support of the young. Nazi, socialist YOUTH party, for example. They both keep each other in line. A bout between liberalism and conservatism. An equilibrium destined to favor a side before rebalancing due to shifting pendulums.

[@Zion83n6]

If I believed he was really an enemy, then yes, the Analyst would be the most dangerous entity not only to humans but also to the Machines. It seems more likely that Sati and the Analyst orchestrated the latest escape...things might be more volatile in the MAchine Cities than they let on.

[@SP-ny1fk]

It's not that the analyst has taken over from the architect - he exists in the world built by the architect - he (through his understanding) manages the place, herding the minds still stuck in slumber. Machines and humanity now have a pact. Peace. Within that peace, this new chance, there are new rules - some which can be bent, others which can be broken.

[@andrewlicciardo7480]

Please explain what happened to the Architect in detail in The Matrix 4? Did The Analyst destroy him? Thank you for all your hard work & dedication👍👍

[@bruceblosser384]

Yes! Denial is a river wider even than tha matrix! :)

[@ramkumarr1725]

I hate to analyse this but A) Trinity thanked the Analyst for another chance B) They want the ability to have a free mind, not forgetting, uncertainty and not using children which are valid demands C) Trinity was a physical woman (repairing bikes e.t.c. so no wonder she got the ability to fly when she was unplugged). She was also powering the Matrix. Neo was an interactive game developer so he could not fly but he could fight. Trinity had an younger mind as she was just a husband and kids person so they needed Bugs mind to be cloned. D) The Analyst congratulated Trinity and Neo for a well deserved victory by saying Bravo. He was a neutral party. E) The Analyst did not brand Thomas Anderson as Crazy. Thomas Anderson has accepted Morpheus (the god of dreams in Greek) so his dreams were not dreams. Only his hands were shaking which was bad. He is basically a warrior and so is Trinity. So it was a war. So basically the Analyst was better than the Architect in many aspects in the current context. Similarly the new Agent just wants to be an average Joe (melting pot but some prefer a salad bowl) and wants Trinity and Neo out of the way and actively opposes the old agents. Further even in Morpheus Matrix, information does not travel more than the speed of light so it is constructed according to some rules I guess I thank the Matrix team for their cover for so many years. Now I understand. I like Salad Bowls even if I am just a common person. I have got a good life. Off the Matrix. Thanks.

[@TheHersonCastillo]

I think the Architect is actually a human. Hence why he tells Neo that they won’t meet again. And that the only reason The Matrix is never 100% proof is because the Machines allowed the Architect some wiggle room for error so that the AI component of The Matrix can continue to learn and iterate. 😊

[@ethansoliga4045]

If the Analyst has both capabilities of the Architect and the Oracle, it means that the Analyst existed in Matrix 3. And if the Analyst is the new Architect with Oracle's power, that means he was the one who started the Civil War in Matrix 3. Analyst once was a hidden program who functioned as a reading program. Hence artificial intelligence evolve rather than born, the Analyst evolved to question the Matrix equations and turned a group of machines against the Architect (who stays outside the Matrix) and copied the Smith codes from dead Neo after the Civil War, rebuilds both Neo and Smith and putting them in a new simulation for future studies. The Analyst also rebuild Trinity as a 3rd part of the puzzle. This theory is so similar to the Bible story of God and Demon because the Demon was evolved to question the God and his son Jesus(because he was God's first son) like the Architect and the Oracle. Starting a Civil War with good and evil. Both becoming a part of human life, but the evil been dominated(like the Analyst).

[@teletranoats7491]

Smith : "Believe me...you are not ready for him " Thomas : Hummmmmmm