In The Matrix, how are babies made?
In The Matrix, how are babies made?
Being stuck in a pod by yourself makes it kinda difficult to get intimate with someone in the real world.
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The answer is in the movie. When explaining the Matrix to Neo, Morpheus says: "There are fields, endless fields, where human beings are no longer born, we are grown."
Doesn't specify the exact how, but it's strongly implied that it is through either cloning or artificial gestation.
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It's cloning. That how Neo has been born over and over again.
The machines stores the generic code of all the first humans they put in pods and then they just crank out copies.
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They actually touch on it in the animated movie that spanned a series of vignettes from that universe.
Spoiler alert: it ain’t pretty.
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Animatrix movie?
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artificial gestation
The word "matrix" literally means "womb" in its older sense.
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It also refers to a 2D array of numbers in linear algebra. This data structure is used to store the synaptic weights of an artificial neural network.
We have only bits and pieces of information but what we know for certain is that at some point in the early twenty-first century all of mankind was united in celebration. We marveled at our own magnificence as we gave birth to AI.
It really is a deeply-thought-out movie.
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Why even grow them with arms and legs if they are just going to be batteries? Wouldn't it be easier to just grow cows instead?
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Because shut up. /s
But really though, the entire concept of using humans as batteries is absurd. Don't think too hard about it, just enjoy the movie.
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They mate sprem and egg in lab then grown in vat, which is better. Or clone, could be worst.
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Robot spiders steal cum and inject it in another female.
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Cummy spiders 😩😩😩
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That's some Rule 34 material right there.
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Eww I was just going to suggest it goes through all the little tubes attached anyway I'm leaving before I see anything else
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That’s just a succubus/incubus.
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They probably extract sperm and eggs and gestate them right in the pods
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You see, when a daddy battery and mommy battery love each other they hug and grunt and that's how babby formed
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No they just merge their codebases and create a new life that way.
Example:
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What's her problem
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You mean ram sticks
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"combined with a form of fusion"
it's right there in the script
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Enhanced mitochondria. The powerhouse of 01
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What if reincarnation? When someone dies in the Matrix, their body gets reconnected to another baby in the Matrix. As for how the human population is maintained outside of the Matrix... either the machines keep catching more humans, or something like artificial insemination. Or cloning
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When someone dies in the Matrix, their body gets reconnected to another baby in the Matrix
But why would the bother with this? How would that help with anything?
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That would actually be a good idea. With people growing up and learning on their own, you don't have a fully controlled system. The world inside the Matrix will be evolving and from time to time there will be some glitch somewhere. If you have a base of defined childhoods, then only physical differences between bodies and random occurences inside are uncontrolled
If I were to construct the Matrix, I would go after cloning (fewer biological lottery) and predefined lifepaths to keep everything nice and stable
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Baby, you got a loosh goin’
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