The Problem is Choice

Rating: 1/10 (1 June 2003)

The problem is we chose to go and see The Matrix in our millions and now it has the power to multiply itself at will. Why did we go to see The Matrix?
The Questions is: why didn't we not go to see The Matrix?

Surely, seeing is believing?
You could just as easily say, reading is understanding.

Are you saying that the makers of The Matrix series read many books on philosophy without having the intelligence to understand any of them?

No, you said that?
Why the question mark?
What?
You had a question mark after a sentence that wasn't a question.

When we understand nothing, all words become a question?

What if I just say "A"?
Then ask yourself, why did I say "A"? See, it becomes A question?

"It" becomes "A" question?
No, "It" becomes "A"... Question?
Listen, can I do some martial arts now? I forgot why we started this conversation, anyway.
Good. You never truly know a scene until you forget the point of it.

Yeah, whatever. I'm bored now.
Boredom is the The Test. The Test is The Key. The Key is The Matrix.

Right, just shut up or I'm going to roll up my black dress and kick your ass for 30 minutes.
30 minutes... 60 minutes... 1/2 an hour... 1 hour... Time is an illusion which you never truly feel until you sit through one of these conversations.

That's it. Excuse me while I superglue my shades to my face...

"It"... What is "it"? Do we know "it"? Do you know "it"... Do I know "it"? Does "it" really exist?
SHHHHUUUUTTTT UUUUPPPP!!!!
Cut To:
FIGHT SCENE: People pound each other with metal bars and smash holes in brick walls with each other then emerge with a small cut above the lip.