Matrix Theories
Okay, so if the whole Matrix phenomenon is anathema to you, just ignore this thread.

Anyway, my brother and I are pretty interested in the whole Matrix universe, and quite anxious to know what'll be revealed in Revolutions. So we've been thinking a fair bit, seen all the trailers and the Animatrix eps, and here's our theory. Post your own, poke holes in mine, do whatever you like.

Okay, here's the main idea underpinning my theory: Neo, Morpheus, Trinity, all the rebels hanging out in Zion - they're all machines.
Zion is actually the robot city, 01. Everyone hooked into the Matrix is a machine - really advanced ones, that have gotten to the stage where they can even sexually reproduce and all that. They are so advanced with their empathy to humans that they believe themselves to be humans.
The history behind it is that the Second Renaissance and the robot revolt all happened - up until the bit where the humans apparently planned to destroy the sky. Rather than use smoke bombs to destroy solar power, the human forces detonated nukes in the atmosphere and sent huge EMPs raining down on 01. And they won - they shut down every single robot. They resurrected most of them, and rewrote all their codes, to ensure that the revolt would not happen again - the reason for bringing them back being the fact that humans still need machines.
The machines that had reached the stage of believing themselves to be humans were plugged into the Matrix, and actually do supply power - but the power is for the robots that the humans control. The sentinels, Agents, the Architect, the Oracle - they're all on the human side, creating the illusion that these robots really are humans in a war against the machines. The history after the defeat of 01 - the history that has been revealed in the movies - is all fabricated.
Neo is a machine - this accounts for his ability to stop the Sentinels (in the Zion world, his robot body does actually possess the ability to stop other machines). The whole of Matrix 1 & 2 has been leading us to sympathise with the rebel cause, and the twist is that after all this, they are the machines.
Any thoughts?
