>> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we created
them. They
>> may not want to see humans exterminated, just controlled. They may not
have
>> meant to generate power in the first place, but after centuries (or
>> millennia) of keeping us alive and controlled they decided (as an
dont forget, the machines like the matrix. They take their vacations there.
DRE
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From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for huma
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> > 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we
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> > They may not want to see humans exterminated, just
> controlled
I'll have to find the article again. The author of the case study made some
truly horrid puns all through it.
alrry
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Ooooh - "Monsters", "Machines", "Martians, "Morlocks" - we're destined to be
harvested and bred by things what start with "M"!
Jim Davis
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:59 AM
To: CF-Com
> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we created them. They
> may not want to see humans exterminated, just controlled. They may not have
> meant to generate power in the first place, but after centuries (or
> millennia) of keeping us alive and controlled they decided (as any go
They kept trying to eat the little green symbols.
--bend
Dan Phillips wrote:
> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
> machine
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ouch! lol
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From: Lyons, Larry
A few years ago there was a case study report in the medical journal The
Lancet about a sudden rash of rather intimate injuries. The author of the
paper traced the problem down to a vacuum manufacturer slightly changing the
design of their m
O M G
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From: Lyons, Larry
A few years ago there was a case study report in the medical journal The
Lancet about a sudden rash of rather intimate injuries. The author of
the
paper traced the problem down to a vacuum manufacturer sli
location of a fan that was in the main tube by a couple of inches.
Apparently that made all the difference.
larry
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> From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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visited, huh! Passed many an hour in one. Of course we were milking goats so
there were only two teats to deal with!
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Have you ever visited a milking parlor?
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Yea, and then there's that problem with the bulls that keep trying to sneak
into the milking parlour! :-)
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I'd really hate to think what would happen if there were a serious
malfunction. The possibilities are staggering.
larry
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Do they have Mad Cow disease in the Matrix?
hehe ...
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I'd really hate to think what would happen if there were a serious
malfunction. The possibilities are staggering.
larry
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> What if, in some twisted sense, WE are the machines, and the cows are US?
> I'll be on the lookout for any web-surfing cows from now on.
Have you ever visited a milking parlor?
http://www.uwex.edu/uwmril/robot/photos/milking.htm
MAD SCIENTIST ALERT!
"Robotic milkers could someday free Wis
Shades of "O Lucky Man" too snort snort...
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Probably because the AI programs would get "bored" having to listen to
cows go on about chewing grass, then chewing some more, and then a
little more
At least you humans are in
Come to think of it that was kind of the theme to Monsters Inc. too!
-Patrick
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From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think it was both body heat and electricity - the purpose of the matrix
was not specifically to keep us "sedated" but rather to keep our minds
activ
What if, in some twisted sense, WE are the machines, and the cows are US?
I'll be on the lookout for any web-surfing cows from now on.
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> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
> machine
Don't underestimate those wily cows. Why do you think we humans have yet to
fully conquer Wisconsin?
-Kevin
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good question, and besides wouldnt a cow make more energy than a human? dont
they also produce measurable amounts of methane gas?
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:55 AM
To: CF-Community
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> F
After the humans blanketed the earth with that chemical which destroyed
sunlight, the majority of all plant and animal life and earth would have
died as well. In fact, it's a good guess that before the machines really
started caring humans may have been one of the only species of life left
on the p
> From: Dan Phillips
>
> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage
> against the machine
Probably because the AI programs would get "bored" having to listen to
cows go on about chewing grass, then chewing some more, and then a
little more
At least you humans are interesting to
Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
machine
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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 7:03 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Matrix Question
How was it explained that they got electricity from h
: Matrix Question
I think it was both body heat and electricity - the purpose of the matrix
was not specifically to keep us "sedated" but rather to keep our minds
active so that we'd generate more juice.
As to why humans you can just say because electrics eels may not
s which just
aren't good eating - recycling the eels bodies for food for the others may
not be as practical as with humans.
How's that for over thinking a joke? ;^)
Jim Davis
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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 7:03 PM
To: CF-Community
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: Re: Matrix Question
You'd have to go all the way back to the first Matrix to answer this
question. There was a great huge baby farm in the scene when Neo wakes
up. The whole process is explained in a neat little package.
The fetuses (feti? fetuseses?) gestate in a box (symbolic of
Quoting Charlie Griefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
That was exactly the case. There's one scene where it looks like a machine is
harvesting something. That something is babies.
Marlon
> ok...this made me think of a question I had regarding the Matrix.
>
> Humans are batteries, kept in little human-
rom: Charlie Griefer
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> From: "Andre Turrettini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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my question is, why didn't they clone humans or impregnate women artificially, that way, giving them more humans! I'm sure they had the technology :P
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From: "Andre Turrettini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 3:22 PM
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> I could be a human battery?
>
> > You think that's air you're breathing?
ok...this made me think of a question
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