Does it bother anyone else that none of the humans in The Matrix thought it was weird they could plug into the matrix remotely? - Pineo

Matrix nerd here.

It's pretty clear if you watch the whole series and pay attention. The Machines real plan is to devise the perfect life form. The whole series plainly lays out that both Humans and machines have huge downfalls, humans progress, but to the point of self destruction, machines do not possess creativity to progress. The Matrix is a testing level for creating the perfect life form, IE: The Ones. The machines analyze humans in an attempt to create a perfect amalgamation of the two. The largest variable and most difficult part was analyzing love for them so they create Neo (Who is obviously a machine, think about it next time you watch them) to fall in love with a human (Trinity) in an attempt to study it. They break the rules multiple times, Neo dies and Trinity, a human professes her love for him and they realize they have a perfect opportunity and bring Neo back to life.

Now we get to the important part, Sati. Her two parents, a machine who programs other AI and a machine who manages human power plant farms create the perfect being, a combination of Human and Machine which is the young girl and most important character Sati.

Everything that happens in the story goes down and Sati escapes, the Matrix is destroyed but the machines use her to create the perfect world. So in the end it's a pretty good ending it's just confusing as hell the first couple times.

Edit: I wrote a further explanation of the meanings of what I said and the series as a whole in another comment below.

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