15 posts · 2006-11-20 19:30:28 to 2006-11-21 05:21:45
Rossepillole,
I was pleased to be able to engage in an open discussion with Zion's officer Ghost concerning the terrorista Anome, and security problems his rise from Zion's ranks revealed. Officer Ghost was very polite and insightful. I hope that we will have further opportunities to work this closely with Zion's leaders for the establishment of a more secure System for everyone!
Efficientemente,
Agent Pace
Nice to see Zion's finest like XMagnusX at the meeting.
It will make it that much easier for us to take out Zion's real threats in the future when you put them all together.
It is nice to see Agent Pace and Ghost forming a bond that will help to strengthen the Truce.
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I like to strengthen the Truce too. But uh... not with Ghost. I mean, Ghost is a cool guy and all... just uh...
Okay, I'm just going to shut up.
What is love? It is just a word...
... What matters is the meaning it conveys.
I know Ghost thinks that Agents were much easier to hate when they looked like tax collectors... but Agent Pace.
Again I see what appears to be coniving machines. Agent Pace's feelings may be real (whether she understands them or not) but she seems to be just another tool for them to attemp to unite and lead humans like sheep.
I'm with Ghost... I don't trust them. Think about it; Neo's effigy, A machine controlled simulacra of Cryptos/Neo/Morpheus, The Oracle... All would be followed and defended to the death by loyal followers that would be decieved all too easily. Why should the machines try to drive us towards a goal, when they can lead us and make us think that it was our idea all along.
It's classic psycho-manipulation. How do you get a rebel to do what you want? Tell them not to do it. Then give them a cool role-model that does the pseudo-rebelious act.
Be very careful.
It's Neo's conversation with the Oracle all over again. (As close as I can remember without referring to the recording)
N: "I'd say you're a program from the Machine world."
O: "Bingo!"
N: "So I suppose the most obvious question is 'How can I trust you?'"
O: "Mmmm. It's a doozey alright."
...
O: "You'll just have to make up your own *CENSORED* mind kiddo. No one else can do it for you."
Do we trust them as individual entities as we would a human? Or is it "You're one of them. You can't be trusted as your deep-down loyalties lie with the machines."
Seems to me Pace might have some emotion she doesnt understand or its a ploy, we can not be too sure, but first we must learn of the councils decision and the machines reaction on whatever the outcome is.
"What is love?"What is love? It is just a word...
... What matters is the meaning it conveys.
I know Ghost thinks that Agents were much easier to hate when they looked like tax collectors... but Agent Pace.
Again I see what appears to be coniving machines. Agent Pace's feelings may be real (whether she understands them or not) but she seems to be just another tool for them to attemp to unite and lead humans like sheep.
I'm with Ghost... I don't trust them. Think about it; Neo's effigy, A machine controlled simulacra of Cryptos/Neo/Morpheus, The Oracle... All would be followed and defended to the death by loyal followers that would be decieved all too easily. Why should the machines try to drive us towards a goal, when they can lead us and make us think that it was our idea all along.
It's classic psycho-manipulation. How do you get a rebel to do what you want? Tell them not to do it. Then give them a cool role-model that does the pseudo-rebelious act.
Be very careful.
