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0:00When Neo first met the Oracle, he
0:02probably expected to find something
0:04completely different: a strange entity
0:06capable of seeing the future, or
0:08perhaps a program with a divine
0:09appearance. But when he finally walked
0:13through that door, he found a lady
0:15baking cookies. And for a good part of
0:18the first movie, that is practically
0:20all we know about her. We know that
0:23Morpheus and Trinity trust her words
0:25blindly, and that people from Zion
0:27constantly risk their lives to visit
0:29her. And that she apparently knows
0:32things that haven't even happened yet.
0:35But two movies later, Neo discovers
0:37something that completely changes how
0:39we understand this character. The
0:42Oracle didn't just know the Matrix; she
0:44was one of the reasons the Matrix
0:46managed to work in the first place. The
0:49Architect could build entire worlds,
0:52cities, program physical laws, and
0:54virtually every detail of that
0:56simulation. But there was one thing he
0:59couldn't quite understand: human beings
1:01. After failing time and again to build
1:06a prison that our minds would accept,
1:08the machines finally decided to create
1:10a completely different program, one
1:13designed specifically to understand
1:15what the Architect could not, and that
1:17program would end up being known as the
1:20Oracle. Perhaps the most important
1:23program in the entire history of the
1:25simulation, whose full story I will
1:28tell you today. So get comfortable,
1:30grab your favorite snack, and enjoy. To
1:34discover who the Oracle really was, we
1:36have to go back long before Neo, to a
1:38time when the Matrix still didn't know
1:41how to keep us asleep. The Architect
1:44had received an apparently simple task:
1:46to build a virtual world where billions
1:49of humans could stay connected without
1:51knowing they were being used by the
1:53machines as batteries. And his first
1:56solution was completely logical. If
1:59humans suffered because the world was
2:01imperfect, then the imperfection had to
2:03be eliminated. Thus, the first Matrix
2:05was born, designed practically as a
2:07paradise. A world without suffering,
2:10without injustice, without tragedies,
2:12and without many of the things that
2:14normally make human life difficult.
2:16From the Architect's perspective, it
2:18should have been perfect, and precisely
2:21for that reason, it failed. People
2:24rejected that world because their minds
2:26couldn't accept a reality where
2:27everything was ideal. So the Architect
2:31tried again, and this time he built a
2:33simulation much more similar to our
2:35history, with conflicts, violence,
2:38problems, and contradictions. But this
2:41one didn't work either because there
2:43was something within the human mind
2:45that his equations were failing to
2:47reproduce, and for that reason, the
2:49machines created another type of
2:50program. One whose job consisted of
2:54studying human psychology and
2:56understanding how we think, why we
2:58accept certain things, and why we
2:59reject others. That program was the
3:03Oracle and eventually that program
3:06found the missing piece and that piece
3:09was choice. The problem wasn't simply
3:11whether the Matrix was pleasant or not.
3:14The human mind needed to feel that it
3:17had somehow chosen that reality. It
3:20didn't even have to be a completely
3:22conscious decision. That choice could
3:25be found on a much deeper, almost
3:27imperceptible level, but it had to
3:29exist. When that choice was introduced,
3:33everything changed. As the Architect
3:36would explain centuries later,
3:37approximately 99%of people accepted the
3:39Matrix as long as that possibility of
3:41choice existed. And for the first time,
3:45the machines had a simulation stable
3:48enough to keep practically all of
3:50humanity connected. But the solution
3:53was not perfect. There still existed a
3:56small percentage of people who rejected
3:58the Matrix, people who felt that
4:00something was wrong and that this world
4:02could not be real. And some of those
4:05people eventually managed to wake up.
4:07They were found and freed. And little
4:10by little something appeared that the
4:12machines probably hadn't expected, a
4:14resistance. Those humans ended up
4:17gathering in Zion and over time, within
4:19that resistance, a story began to
4:22circulate. The prophecy of a man
4:24capable of controlling the Matrix like
4:26no one else. An anomaly born within the
4:29simulation, but with the power to
4:31modify it, bend its rules at will, and
4:33one day free humanity. And that was the
4:37One. What the inhabitants of Zion
4:39didn't know was that this phenomenon
4:41wasn't outside the machines '
4:43calculations either. The choice that
4:46had allowed for stabilizing the Matrix
4:48had caused an anomaly within the system
4:51itself, and that anomaly ended up
4:53concentrating in an individual known as
4:55the One. And as efficient as ever, the
4:59machines found a way to use him. Over
5:02time, the One would reach the Source
5:04and there he would face a decision. The
5:08anomaly he carried within could be
5:10reintegrated into the system, and in
5:12that way, the Matrix would be reset and
5:14Zion destroyed, to then select a small
5:16group of 23 humans to rebuild it, 16
5:18women and seven men. And so everything
5:23would begin again: a new action, a new
5:25resistance, another One, and then
5:28another reset. When Neo eventually
5:31discovers the truth, he understands
5:33that this had already happened five
5:34times and he would be the sixth. But
5:38long before Neo was born, the Oracle
5:40had already become a known presence
5:42among the humans who escaped the Matrix
5:44, having practically accompanied many
5:46people since the very beginning of the
5:48simulation, guiding them and giving
5:50them answers. And one of those people
5:54was Morpheus, to whom the Oracle said
5:56something that would end up defining
5:57practically his entire life. He would
6:01find the One. From that moment on,
6:04Morpheus began searching for him and
6:06spent years freeing people. He followed
6:08leads, risked his ship, and even lost
6:11comrades along the way. And while many
6:14inhabitants of Zion began to think that
6:16perhaps the prophecy was just a story,
6:18Morpheus kept believing because the
6:20Oracle had told him so. For her part,
6:24our dear Trinity also reached her and
6:26also received a prediction saying that
6:29one day she would fall in love, and the
6:32man she loved would be the One. Neither
6:35of them knew yet that both predictions
6:37would end up leading to the same person
6:39. Thomas Anderson, or as we better know
6:42him, Neo. When Morpheus finally finds
6:45Neo and manages to wake him up, the
6:46first thing he needs to know is if
6:48everything he has believed for years is
6:50true. So he takes Neo to see the Oracle
6:54, and as expected, there she is in her
6:56kitchen baking cookies. The meeting
7:00begins in a strange way. The Oracle
7:02tells him, "Don't worry about the vase.
7:04" Neo doesn't understand at first, so
7:07he asks, "What vase?" But as he does,
7:09he turns and breaks it. She simply
7:12smiles and immediately leaves a
7:14question hanging. "Would you have
7:16broken it if I hadn't said anything?"
7:18It seems like a small joke, but this is
7:20practically a demonstration of
7:22everything the Oracle was created to
7:24study. Cause, consequence, knowledge,
7:28and choice. Then she examines Neo, and
7:31he finally asks what he had come for.
7:34Is he the One? The Oracle does not
7:37answer him as he probably expected. She
7:39tells him he seems to have the gift,
7:41but maybe he's waiting for something,
7:43another life perhaps. And Neo ends up
7:45interpreting it as a confirmation of
7:48what he already believed: that Morpheus
7:50was wrong and that he is not the One.
7:53But before he leaves, the Oracle
7:54reveals something else to him. Very
7:57soon, he will have to make a decision.
7:59Morpheus is going to put his life in
8:01danger for him, and when that happens,
8:03Neo will have to choose between
8:04Morpheus's life and his own. But one
8:07thing is certain. One of the two will
8:10die. Then the Oracle gives him a cookie
8:13and nothing else. She doesn't try to
8:15explain how to become the One, nor does
8:17she give him instructions. She simply
8:19places a decision before him, and that
8:22decision comes very soon. Cypher
8:25betrays the crew. Morpheus is captured
8:28by the agents, and Smith tries to
8:29obtain the access codes to Zion. Tank
8:31wants to disconnect him, but Neo
8:33refuses because he understands
8:34something. Morpheus is willing to die,
8:37convinced that Neo is the One. But Neo
8:39believes he knows that's not true, so
8:41he decides to return to the Matrix.
8:43Trinity accompanies him and they both
8:45attack the building. They manage to
8:47free Morpheus and during their escape,
8:49Neo ends up alone facing Agent Smith.
8:51For the first time, he decides not to
8:53run, so he fights him, but he still
8:55cannot defeat him. Smith finally shoots
8:58him several times and Neo dies. In the
9:00real world, Trinity watches his body
9:02and remembers what the Oracle had told
9:04her. She would fall in love with the
9:07One, and Trinity knows she loves Neo,
9:10so for her, there is an impossible
9:12contradiction. If the prophecy was true
9:15, Neo could not be dead. So she kisses
9:18him and Neo gets back up. But something
9:21has changed. Now he sees the Matrix in
9:24a completely different way. He no
9:26longer just sees walls or people. Now
9:28he is able to see the Matrix code, so
9:30he stops the agents' bullets as if they
9:33were nothing. Smith tries to face him,
9:36but Neo enters his body directly and
9:38destroys him from within. For the first
9:42time, Neo has truly become what
9:43Morpheus always believed he was: the
9:45One. Eventually, the Oracle calls for
9:49him again. But their second
9:51conversation is completely different.
9:54Neo is no longer a man who just accepts
9:56everything he is told, and he has
9:57started to be suspicious. So when he
10:00meets her again, he asks her a direct
10:02question. Are you human? She answers
10:05that she is not. The Oracle admits she
10:07is a program created by the machines,
10:09and naturally, Neo starts to doubt her.
10:12If she is a program, how does he know
10:13she doesn't work for them? How can he
10:16be sure that all of this isn't just
10:18another form of control? The Oracle
10:21does not try to prove she is good; she
10:23simply tells him that he will have to
10:25decide, that he can accept what she
10:27says or reject it. And then she starts
10:30to explain something about the Matrix
10:31that he does not yet understand. The
10:34simulation is full of programs, far
10:37more than humans imagine, and there is
10:41one of them that Neo needs to find: the
10:45Keymaker. A program capable of creating
10:49keys for internal system doors because
10:51there is a specific door Neo needs to
10:54reach, and that door leads to the
10:56Source. The problem is that the
10:59Keymaker is a prisoner, and his captor
11:01is someone we know very well: the
11:03Merovingian, whose full story I already
11:05have a video about on the channel if
11:07you'd like to watch it. Neo, Morpheus,
11:10and Trinity finally reach him, and when
11:12Neo asks for the Keymaker, the
11:13Merovingian immediately understands who
11:16sent them. The Oracle. The Merovingian
11:19refuses, and before sending them away,
11:21he leaves a warning. Tell the Oracle
11:23her time is almost up. But for now, Neo
11:27has bigger problems. We know well what
11:29happens next. Neo manages to free the
11:32Key Maker and reaches a massive white
11:34door. So he goes through it, and there
11:37he finally finds the Architect. For the
11:40first time, Neo meets the program
11:41responsible for designing the entire
11:43Matrix. And that is where the man
11:46explains everything about the previous
11:48versions, his failures, the anomaly,
11:51and all the previous Ones. Then he
11:53mentions the program that managed to
11:55solve the problem he could never fix.
11:58An intuitive program created to study
12:01certain aspects of human psychology,
12:03and Neo immediately understands he is
12:05talking about the Oracle. To grasp the
12:08importance the Oracle has in the full
12:10history of the Matrix, we have to pay
12:12attention to a specific phrase from the
12:14Architect. If he is the father of the
12:18Matrix, she would undoubtedly be its
12:21mother. This is where we realize for
12:23the first time the true magnitude of
12:25the character who had spent two movies
12:27baking cookies in a small apartment. In
12:29this part, Neo also discovers something
12:32much more important. The Oracle knew
12:34about that cycle. She knew what
12:37happened when a One appeared, what
12:39awaited Zion, and she knew that five
12:41men before Neo had ended up making
12:43exactly the choice the system needed.
12:46But Neo was going to do something
12:48different. The Architect shows him two
12:50doors, and one leads to the Source. If
12:52Neo enters it, the Matrix will be
12:54rebooted and Zion will be destroyed.
12:57The other door leads to Trinity. Even
12:59though he chooses to go through it, he
13:01risks the continuity of the entire
13:03system. The previous Ones had developed
13:05a relationship with humanity in general
13:08, and their need to save it was
13:09practically abstract. But not Neo. His
13:13bond is focused on just one person:
13:16Trinity. And for the first time, a One
13:19rejects the predicted path. The cycle
13:22that had worked for generations begins
13:24to break, but helping Neo would come at
13:26a price for the Oracle. The Merovingian
13:29had already warned that her time was
13:31coming, and the video game Enter the
13:33Matrix lets us understand what he meant
13:35. When Niobe and Ghost meet the Oracle
13:38again, they discover she has a
13:40different face. Within the story, it is
13:43not just a change of actress, though
13:45sadly in real life that was the case
13:48due to the passing of Gloria Foster.
13:52Programs within the Matrix possess a
13:54kind of digital body, a shell, or as we
13:56might better understand it, an avatar,
13:59which is the form through which they
14:01appear within the simulation, and it
14:03turns out the Merovingian had obtained
14:06something extremely dangerous: the code
14:08capable of ending the Oracle's original
14:11avatar. Two programs she knew delivered
14:14that code, and they did it to save
14:16their daughter. Two characters we meet
14:20shortly after, Rama-Kandra and Kamala,
14:22the parents of little Sati. Rama-Kandra
14:26was a program related to the recycling
14:28systems of the machines 'power plants.
14:31Kamala, for her part, worked as
14:33interactive software, and both had
14:35functions, but their daughter did not.
14:39Sati had been created by them simply
14:40because they loved each other and
14:42wanted to have a daughter. But to the
14:44machines, that represented a problem,
14:47because a program without a purpose had
14:49to be deleted. So her parents decided
14:52to take her out of the machine world
14:53and hide her inside the Matrix. But to
14:56do so, they needed the Trainman, and he
14:58worked for the Merovingian. Therefore,
15:01a price had to be paid. The Oracle knew
15:06what was happening and still allowed
15:08Sati's parents to do what was necessary
15:10, because she believed Sati was
15:12important, even going so far as to
15:14claim that one day the girl would have
15:16a very relevant role for both humans
15:18and machines. The price to be paid
15:22ended up being the Oracle's original
15:23avatar. Her old form was destroyed, but
15:26the program survived by using another,
15:28which is why, when she reappears, she
15:30retains her identity. Although part of
15:33what she had stored in her old body was
15:35lost during the process. Now she has
15:38another face, and the war is entering
15:40its final phase. Neo, after stopping
15:43several Sentinels in the real world,
15:45falls unconscious. His body remains
15:47outside the Matrix, but his mind is not
15:50there. He has ended up trapped in Mobil
15:52Avenue, a station located in a kind of
15:54intermediate space between the Matrix
15:56and the machine world. This place is
15:59controlled by the Trainman, so the
16:01Oracle sends Seraph along with Trinity
16:03and Morpheus, and together they embark
16:06on a mission to rescue him. But by this
16:09point, Morpheus is no longer the same
16:11man from the first film. The Architect
16:13destroyed practically everything he
16:15believed in his entire life. The
16:17prophecy, the fate of Zion, and the One
16:20. Everything was just part of a control
16:23cycle. And now Morpheus looks at the
16:26Oracle and asks her why he should keep
16:28believing in her, to which she replies
16:30that he shouldn't, because the choice
16:33belongs to him again. Trinity, Morpheus
16:37, and Seraph manage to force the
16:39Merovingian to free Neo, and shortly
16:41after, the One returns to the Oracle,
16:43but this time he doesn't want riddles,
16:45he wants answers. He asks her why she
16:49never told him the truth about the
16:50cycles and the previous Ones. And the
16:52Oracle explains to him that he wouldn't
16:55have truly understood that information
16:57before. Naturally, Neo asks who decided
17:00that, and she directs his attention to
17:02something that has long been a part of
17:04her apartment. A sign above the door
17:08with a Latin phrase that says "temet
17:11nosce," which means "know thyself." Neo
17:16understands the answer. So, the one who
17:18decided it was him. And that is when he
17:21asks something even more important. Why
17:24do the Architect and the Oracle seem to
17:26see the world in such different ways?
17:28Their functions are different. While
17:30the Architect tries to balance the
17:32equation and keep the system stable,
17:34the Oracle unbalances it. But to what
17:37end? The answer to this is that she
17:39wants the same thing as Neo: for the
17:41war to end. But the Oracle also admits
17:43something that shatters the image of an
17:45omniscient deity. She does not know
17:48absolutely everything. She can
17:50understand choices, study probabilities
17:52, and see possible paths better than
17:54anyone. But when a decision has not yet
17:56been understood, she cannot see what
17:59lies beyond it. Neo asks her if Zion
18:02will survive, but she doesn't know. The
18:05only thing she can clearly perceive is
18:07something dark, something growing
18:09within the Matrix. And that something
18:12is Smith. After Neo destroyed him in
18:15the first movie, Smith returned as
18:17something different. He was no longer
18:19really an agent, nor did he obey the
18:21system. Now he could copy himself over
18:24other humans, programs, and even other
18:26agents, and he was spreading further
18:28each time. The Oracle finally explains
18:31to Neo that Smith is his opposite, his
18:33negative—the system's response trying
18:35to compensate for the existence of the
18:37One. And in fact, the more powerful Neo
18:40becomes, the more Smith grows. But now
18:43that anomaly threatens to consume the
18:45entire Matrix. Meanwhile, Sati lives
18:48with the Oracle, the same little girl
18:50for whom she had deemed it acceptable
18:52to lose her previous avatar. And one
18:54afternoon, while baking cookies, the
18:56Oracle realizes Smith is near, so she
18:58looks at Seraph and asks him to take
19:01Sati away. The girl asks if they will
19:03see her again tomorrow, but the Oracle
19:05cannot promise it. Seraph and Sati
19:09prepare to escape, but Smith finds them
19:11, absorbs them, and then enters the
19:12apartment. The Oracle is waiting for
19:15him, but she does not try to escape.
19:18Smith even mocks her for it. If she can
19:20see the future, why did she choose to
19:22stay? And it is at that moment that
19:24something happens which may seem simple
19:26and unnoticeable, but is very important
19:28. Smith calls her "mom," which shows us
19:32that even the programs of the Matrix
19:34saw her as their mother. The Oracle
19:38does not try to fight or convince him
19:40not to assimilate her; she only tells
19:41him to do what he came to her apartment
19:43for. So Smith reaches out and absorbs
19:47her. Now one of his copies has
19:50something the others did not possess.
19:53The Oracle's ability to see possible
19:55future events, in one of which Smith
19:57believes he has seen his victory.
20:00Meanwhile, Neo travels to the machine
20:02city and arrives before the enormous
20:04entity known as Deus Ex Machina, which
20:06represents their central power, and
20:08instead of trying to destroy them, he
20:11proposes a deal. Smith is out of
20:13control and, if he continues to expand,
20:15he will eventually be a problem for
20:17them as well. Neo can stop him, but of
20:20course he wants something in return:
20:22peace. The machines agree, so Neo plugs
20:25back into the Matrix one last time.
20:28Smith has converted practically the
20:29entire simulation into copies of
20:31himself. Thousands of them watch, but
20:34only one steps in to fight. And
20:36ironically, it is the Smith who
20:38absorbed the Oracle. The battle begins
20:41and the two appear practically
20:43unstoppable. They destroy buildings,
20:46fly, and strike each other at
20:47extraordinary speeds. But Smith is calm
20:50because, apparently, he already saw how
20:52it all ends. He knows that Neo will
20:55fall, and eventually that is what
20:56happens. Neo ends up on the ground, so
20:59Smith approaches and utters a phrase.
21:02Everything that has a beginning has an
21:04end, Neo. The same words that the
21:07Oracle spoke. Smith is left confused.
21:10He does not understand why he just said
21:12them, but that message was for Neo, and
21:14that is when he realizes that
21:16continuing to fight will solve nothing.
21:18So he stands up, stops resisting, and
21:21allows Smith to absorb him. For an
21:25instant, it seems the former agent has
21:27won, but Neo remains physically
21:29connected to the machines and now Smith
21:31is also connected to him. So the
21:34machines use that connection to send a
21:37massive surge through Neo's body. The
21:40Smith who absorbed him begins to glow
21:42and then explodes. And so copy after
21:45copy of Smith disappears until
21:47absolutely all the Smiths are
21:49eliminated. The virus ceases to exist
21:52and Neo dies. But the war ends, and
21:55before the Matrix reboots, we can catch
21:57a glimpse of the Oracle's body lying on
22:00the ground. The Matrix begins to
22:02rebuild itself. The absorbed people and
22:05programs return, and among them, the
22:07Oracle also returns, and the next time
22:09we see her, she is sitting in a park.
22:12The Architect appears before her and
22:14clearly knows what she has just done.
22:17He tells her she has played an
22:19extremely dangerous game, and the
22:21Oracle replies that change always is.
22:24So she asks, "How long do you think
22:26peace will last?" But no one can know.
22:30So her final answer is really, as long
22:32as it can. But there is another
22:34question. What will happen to those
22:36humans who want to leave the Matrix?
22:38The Architect replies they will be
22:40freed, to which the Oracle demands his
22:42word, and he, of course, agrees.
22:45Shortly after, she appears alongside
22:47her guardian, Seraph. The girl has
22:49created a massive sunrise within the
22:51Matrix, and she did it for Neo. Seraph
22:53looks at the sky and then at the Oracle
22:55and asks her a question. Did you always
22:58know it would end this way? And after
23:00everything we have seen, we might
23:02expect her to answer yes. But no, she
23:05didn't know; she only believed. And
23:08perhaps no other phrase defines the
23:10Oracle better for the original films.
23:12Her story could have ended perfectly
23:15there, but it didn't, because in 2005
23:17the video game The Matrix Online
23:19appeared. And here we need to make a
23:20brief clarification. When it was
23:23released, the video game was presented
23:25as the official continuation of the
23:26events that occurred after The Matrix
23:28Revolutions, and for years it continued
23:30to develop the universe. Later, The
23:33Matrix Resurrections arrived, and
23:35several things no longer fit together
23:37quite cleanly. So, from here on, what
23:40you will hear corresponds to what we
23:43saw in the continuation that The Matrix
23:45Online told during that era. After the
23:49truce, humans and machines attempt to
23:51coexist. The Matrix continues to
23:53function, and those who truly wish to
23:55leave can do so, but the peace is
23:57extremely fragile. It is then that
23:59Morpheus begins to demand something. He
24:01wants Neo's body because the machines
24:03never returned it, and his obsession
24:05grows until it leads him to take
24:06increasingly dangerous actions within
24:08the Matrix. Ultimately, Morpheus is
24:11killed, an event about which there is
24:12already a detailed video explaining
24:14this story on the channel if you'd like
24:16to watch it. And so, the death of one
24:19of Zion's most important men once again
24:21heightens tensions. But the Oracle
24:24remains within the Matrix, continuing
24:26to help humans and protect Sati. And
24:28little by little, she begins to notice
24:30that there are forces interested in
24:32destroying that peace. And one of them
24:35is the General, who was an ancient
24:37military program that had been linked
24:39to the sentinel army that attacked Zion
24:41before the truce. But after the peace,
24:45he stopped obeying the machines and
24:47began to form his own forces. His goal
24:50was to provoke new conflicts, and at
24:52some point, he ends up kidnapping Sati.
24:55So Seraph leaves to go rescue her.
24:57While that is happening, the
24:59Merovingian sees an opportunity. He
25:01never forgot the Oracle. She had
25:03interfered in his business, helped Neo,
25:05and had survived even after losing her
25:08first avatar. So, the Frenchman starts
25:10looking for a way to eliminate her once
25:12and for all. His allies manage to gain
25:15access to a programmer known as the
25:17Apocrypha. She was a specialist in
25:20developing codes capable of capturing
25:22and deleting programs, and The
25:24Merovingian wants one designed
25:26specifically for the Oracle. The threat
25:30becomes serious enough that she leaves
25:32her usual apartment and has to go into
25:34hiding. The code is finally tested and
25:38it works, so The Merovingian deploys an
25:40operation to use it against her. The
25:43attack seems inevitable, but someone
25:45gets in the way. Someone we already
25:48know quite well, and who was actually
25:50one of the few humans to leave the
25:52Matrix by waking himself up. Kit. Kit
25:57takes the attack intended for the
25:59Oracle and luckily survives. The
26:01assassination attempt fails, but the
26:03situation within the real world
26:05continues to deteriorate. The machines
26:07discover that humans have built a
26:09second city they named New Zion and
26:12interpret that as a violation of the
26:14truce. The peace begins to break down,
26:17and in the midst of this new crisis
26:19appears another threat, a much stranger
26:21one, by the name of. Halborne is linked
26:26to a group known as the Oligarchs, but
26:28to avoid straying too far from the
26:30Oracle's story, suffice it to say they
26:33were extremely ancient humans who had
26:35developed technology far superior to
26:37that of Zion's inhabitants and could
26:39interact with the Matrix in
26:41extraordinary ways. Halborne enters the
26:45simulation looking for a program called
26:47the Biological Interface Program. The
26:49name may sound very complicated, but
26:51its purpose was much simpler to
26:53understand. To create an extremely deep
26:55interface between human code and
26:57machine code. And eventually, Halborne
27:00discovers that said program had been
27:02created precisely by the Oracle. The
27:06same artificial intelligence that was
27:07born to understand human psychology was
27:09now taking its research much further.
27:12But Halborne needs that program, and
27:14the Oracle has no intention of handing
27:17it over. Knowing she is being hunted,
27:20she begins moving different pieces,
27:22distributing information, handing over
27:24encrypted data to different factions,
27:26and trying to ensure that Sati remains
27:28protected as if she were preparing
27:29something for a future she might not
27:31live to see herself. Halborne finally
27:35manages to find her. He demands the
27:37Biological Interface Program, but the
27:39Oracle refuses. Halborne threatens to
27:42delete her, and she understands
27:44perfectly what can happen, but she
27:46stands her ground and continues to
27:47refuse. Then, Halborne activates a
27:50termination program and kills the
27:53Oracle. That is how her story ended
27:55within Matrix Online. The program that
27:58had helped build the modern Matrix,
28:00which had survived the Merovingian,
28:02Smith, the war, and body-swapping, was
28:04finally deleted while protecting a
28:06project related to the union between
28:08humans and machines. The developers
28:12still had plans to continue that story.
28:14The Oracle's Biological Interface
28:16Program was going to become even more
28:18important and was also going to connect
28:21directly to Trinity and other elements
28:23of the Matrix's future. But
28:25unfortunately, the video game shut down
28:27before everything could be developed.
28:29So that remained a planned direction
28:32rather than a fully released story. And
28:35then, many years later, came Matrix
28:38Resurrections, everyone's favorite
28:40movie. And in case my voice doesn't
28:43convey it correctly, yes, that is
28:45sarcasm. Decades have passed. Neo is
28:48once again trapped inside a completely
28:50different Matrix, and when he finally
28:52manages to escape, he asks about many
28:53people from the past, including the
28:55Oracle. But she is no longer there.
28:58After the truce, the machines
29:00themselves began to suffer problems.
29:02The amount of energy available began to
29:04decrease, and something that seemed
29:06practically impossible ended up
29:07happening. The machines started
29:09fighting each other. An internal
29:11conflict broke out. Some were willing
29:13to collaborate with humans, but others
29:15were not. And before disappearing, the
29:18Oracle managed to send one last warning
29:20about something new that was appearing,
29:23a new power. Soon after, a new version
29:26of the Matrix arrived, and with it, a
29:28huge purge of old programs where many
29:30disappeared. The film never shows us
29:33exactly what happened to the Oracle. We
29:36don't know if she died or who exactly
29:38deleted her. And we also cannot
29:40guarantee that everything that happened
29:42in The Matrix Online happened exactly
29:44the same way within this new continuity
29:46. Of course. What Resurrections makes
29:48clear is that the Oracle saw that
29:50change approaching. She sent a warning
29:53and then simply disappeared. The new
29:56Matrix ended up under the control of
29:58another program called The Analyst, and
30:00curiously, the new system learned
30:02something that takes us back to the
30:04origin of this whole story. The
30:06Architect had tried to rule the Matrix
30:08through precision, mathematics, and
30:10equations, but the Analyst understood
30:12that he could better control humans by
30:14using their emotions. Desire, fear, and
30:17frustration were new weapons of control
30:20. An example of this was keeping Neo
30:23and Trinity close enough to feel they
30:25could reach what they wanted, but never
30:27allowing them to actually be together.
30:30Human psychology was once again the
30:32central piece of the system, only now
30:35the Oracle was no longer there, but
30:36someone deeply related to her had
30:38indeed survived. Sati, the girl whose
30:42existence the Oracle had considered so
30:44important decades earlier, helps find
30:46Neo. Then she participates directly in
30:49the plan to free Trinity, and when the
30:51decisive moment arrives, she doesn't
30:53try to choose for them because,
30:54ultimately, that choice belongs to them
30:56. Sati is never officially called the
30:59new Oracle, and we don't need to turn
31:01her into something the films never
31:02explicitly state. But it's impossible
31:05to ignore one thing. The Oracle spent
31:07much of her existence pushing humans
31:09and programs toward decisions that
31:11could change the system. And decades
31:14after her disappearance, Sati ends up
31:16helping to bring about another major
31:18change within the Matrix. Perhaps that
31:20is why the Oracle's story ends up being
31:22much stranger than it seemed when Neo
31:24first walked into that kitchen. A
31:27program created by the machines, whose
31:29original mission was to understand
31:31humans and whose discovery allowed the
31:33Matrix to finally control them. But
31:36centuries later, that same
31:37understanding would end up being
31:39fundamental to breaking the cycle that
31:41kept the system running. And the irony
31:43of it is that it didn't happen because
31:46the Oracle controlled every single
31:48thing that occurred—because, in
31:49reality, she never could—but because
31:52she learned something the Architect
31:54never fully grasped in the same way.
31:57People could surprise you, they could
31:59make a decision that didn't seem
32:01logical, choose someone else over
32:03themselves, love, believe. And that was
32:06always the difference between the two.
32:09The Architect needed the system to keep
32:11functioning, but the Oracle was willing
32:13to risk that system for the possibility
32:15that something could change. All her
32:19prophecies were just words and actions
32:21that seemed isolated, but together they
32:24were able to break a cycle that had
32:26worked for generations. And this is
32:30where I ask you: at what point did the
32:32mother of the Matrix stop trying to
32:34understand humanity for the machines
32:36and truly start taking our side? And
32:40did she really not see her own end
32:42coming? Or, just like when she decided
32:45to wait for Smith, she knew she could
32:47lose it all and still chose to do it
32:49anyway. As always, you have the final
32:52word. If you enjoyed this video, I
32:55would greatly appreciate it if you left
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32:58about this story and this character.
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33:05videos and stories. Without further ado
33:07, your faithful friend and servant,
33:09Tadilon 97, bids you farewell. See you
33:12in the next one.

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