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Sep 11, 2026

Suruthi BalaHOST
10:43
By this point, according to him, he had already hacked thousands of systems, including the Pentagon.
Suruthi BalaHOST
10:49
While studying, Assange got into the slightly confusing early '90s Venn diagram of ravers and hackers, like Neo in The Matrix, and he made a bunch of techy friends in the Melbourne rave scene.
Suruthi BalaHOST
11:00
Oh, that sounds horrible.
Hannah MaguireHOST
11:02
I wonder what the connection is between tech nerd and tech raver.
Lily NovaGUEST
37:01
We're, we're, we're removing a lot of limiting programming right now.
Lily NovaGUEST
37:05
It's just like Neo in The Matrix.
Lily NovaGUEST
37:07
He can't...
Lily NovaGUEST
37:08
He can jump across that building, but only until he believes that it only happens when he believes that he can.
AraHOST
9:20
The red pill and blue pill come from the Matrix, 1999, the Wachowskis.
AraHOST
9:25
Morpheus offers Neo a choice, swallow the blue pill and wake up in his normal life, none the wiser, or swallow the red pill and see the world as it really is, a simulation run by machines.
AraHOST
9:36
In conspiracy circles, taking the red pill means waking up to the hidden truth behind the official story.
AraHOST
9:42
The blue pill is staying comfortable, believing the mainstream narrative, never questioning anything.
Derek FasbenderHOST
42:29
... and they send you a message, like, I love getting the message, and I've hair on my arms standing up right now.
Derek FasbenderHOST
42:35
That message that I've gotten so many times, like, "I am so happy you introduced me to photography," and it's like, wow, like, that, that person just It's like Neo in The Matrix.
Nancy BorowickGUEST
42:46
[laughs]
Derek FasbenderHOST
42:46
It's like when he finally sees it-
Tommy RhoadsGUEST
38:42
And so here we are again, expecting people to be able to take that level of injection in their brain of this.
Tommy RhoadsGUEST
38:48
And it is like Neo in the Matrix, man.
Tommy RhoadsGUEST
38:50
It's like the core is in.
Tommy RhoadsGUEST
38:52
Oh, look, I can fly in Apache.
ChrisHOST
0:57
Yes, so this week we are going to be talking about The Matrix.
ChrisHOST
1:01
So, for those of you who don't know anything about The Matrix, it's a 1999 movie, Keanu Reeves playing Thomas Anderson, a computer hacker also known as Neo.
ChrisHOST
1:13
And he basically discovers that the... world is not what he thought it was basically it's not what it seems it's all a simulation and sort of set in the matrix so he has a couple of questions basically he once answered what is the matrix and also he wants to find Morpheus who is Morpheus and where is he basically so you follow his journey into discovering these things and you know him trying to get the answers to these questions and all the while he's being chased by the AI agents specifically Agent Smith and yeah so he is of course presented with that choice red pill blue pill red pill will be he gets to find out the answers to that question or the blue pill would have been, he gets to go back and, and, you know,
CoreyHOST
2:10
keep on believing.
CoreyHOST
2:49
So for the listeners at home, when we started this podcast, we said for anyone who doesn't know about The Matrix, you might have listened to us try and explain it and kind of think, do you guys know what you're talking about? It is an incredibly challenging film to explain.
CoreyHOST
3:02
The best way I think we can talk about it is almost try and picture if you one day woke up and it's like you get given some information where you've been living your life as Corey and then you realise that this is this world is a simulation, people are cloned, and actually the real world is 2,100 and something, and the world we know it doesn't exist, which is basically what's happened.
CoreyHOST
3:28
It's like Keanu Reeves' character Neo knows there's something going on.
CoreyHOST
3:33
He's trying to get to the bottom of it, and then he gets the information of basically you are living... almost like a cloned life.
Amanda RoseHOST
41:37
Hey, what's it like not being exactly like me?
Trevin BarteeHOST
41:40
Kitty dodged stereotypical questions and kids wanting to touch her hair like Neo from The Matrix, twisting and contorting to escape their damaging ways.
Trevin BarteeHOST
41:48
But just like Keanu Reeves and his CG maneuvers from 1999, she would eventually run into a more powerful foe.
Trevin BarteeHOST
41:54
Her Agent Smith, if you will, would turn out to be a young boy named Ethan.
Duncan ShieldsHOST
36:39
We contrast that element of his game with Simple's.
Duncan ShieldsHOST
36:41
As a player, he has a lot more in common with a device or a Sh1ro for me in terms of, like, he looks at, he plays within the game, and he plays, like, certain things all the ti- like, where Simple for me, him and m0NESY are just the guys trying to be like Neo in The Matrix, mate.
Duncan ShieldsHOST
36:53
Just go crazy and do anything.
Duncan ShieldsHOST
36:54
I, so I actually do think, like, I, I would pick a player like that.
Daniel BrewerHOST
83:36
Oh, that's Keanu Reeves.
Daniel BrewerHOST
83:39
He was also the voice of the Canadian Evil Knievel in Toy Story 4, and he was Neo in The Matrix.
Adam BurnsHOST
83:50
He also became a major action star with Speed and Point Break.
Daniel BrewerHOST
83:56
Hey, who is Gloria Estefan married to?
GeorgeHOST
30:43
1999 Does that give any clues to you? No.
GeorgeHOST
30:46
Mr. Anderson.
JohnHOST
30:48
Oh, okay.
JohnHOST
30:49
The
GeorgeHOST
32:34
Lawrence Fishburne as Morpheus looked believable.
GeorgeHOST
32:37
Like I would have never, like, when he fought in the bathroom scene.
GeorgeHOST
32:42
Mr. Anderson, I forget his name.
GeorgeHOST
32:44
He's been in a bunch of movies as a villain.

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