Pure speculation (well - what forum post isn't, but)

God wanted to experience the universe in duplicity. So to have this experience, tge "shards" could have neither omnipotence nor omniscience, however - each one of those shards could have immortality and also a thing that there isn't really an English word for but like the little version of omniscience - and that is this inner sense of knowing truth from lies.

Basically all to say that if there was none of this inner knowing, the "brain in a vat" as is an expression in philosophy, would be potentially absolute. Your brain is in a vat, with your spinal cord attached to neurons linking both your senses and motor signals in one giant elaborate hoax, and there is no way that you could understand the difference between your experience in the vat vs reality.

So, what was the point of saying all of this (hopefully there is one, though I'm sure it's a cheap repeat of some much better written philosophy paper)

Just knowing that this could be a fact, that it would make more sense that you should have this inner knowing, will help you tap that inner knowing.

Remote viewing isn't really a special unrealized power. It's more like the universe wouldn't really make sense if you didn't have it

Despite the architect claiming that Neo cannot save Trinity, he manages to save her by transcending his awareness above the limitations of the Matrix. The vortex he's creating while flying is a symbol for the reconnection with the Source, making him a gravity well that's pulling the things with him. He's not willing to be pushed anymore. He's flying so fast – raising his frequency – that the Matrix cannot compute fast enough to get him.

By touching her heart literally, the movie shows us that Neo doesn't care anymore for the boundaries not just in a physical sense, but also in a spiritual sense. His love affects her in the real world, saving her life.

Back in the real world, after their ship crashed and the sentinels are coming for them, Neo recognizes that "something is different." He can "feel them."

Have you ever asked why he was able to feel them? Why he was able to stop them? People say "Well, the real world is just another Matrix", and well, that's it. By touching Trinity's heart, he touched the Source. He tapped into the simple truth behind everything, which is that there is no fundamental difference between the Matrix and the "real" world. What is real in the Matrix also is real outside. That's why he was able to save Trinity.

But why did he fall unconscious? Where does his consciousness end up? What does the train station in the beginning of the third movie stand for? What is Rama's job?

Rama: "You do not understand."

Neo: "I just have never..."

Rama: "...heard a program speak of love."

Neo: "It is a human emotion."

Rama: "No, it is a word. What matters is the connection the word implies."

Nah. Immortality is a HUMAN falsehood. It doesn't exist in reality.

Longevity, living longer than others, that's real. Living forever? What an egotistical ape concept.

Even galaxies die, in time. Far smarter to have a realistic objective than try to mess with "forever".

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_ntWLdWp-IOlSgQ1J_3zhicHZQxJrV7SHA

"Give a monkey a brain and he'll swear he's the center of the universe"