In fact, Kafka's writing is a lot like The Matrix, a complex computer program run by artificial intelligence in order to create a quaint, completely supervised place for humans to live. "It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth." This produces a "reality beyond reality" that controls all of their lives in a way that Neo can b

becomes alienated from his home and everything he loves, a disgrace to his family. Although it may seem strange and funny at first, Kafka uses the situation to portray the more important fundamental human feelings of guilt, inadequacy, and isolation.

Since Neo has been torn from the matrix and finally realizes how the system operates, he can now manipulate the system in any way he likes. He can move freely in and out of the matrix through phone lines without worries, except for the "agents" who act as an anti-virus to help regulate what goes into and out of the system. However, once in the matrix Neo can do whatever he likes with few limitations. He can manipulate any rule set by the matrix, even it's most universal law, gravity. "Rules like gravity, these rules are no different then that of a computer system. You must learn that some of these rules can be bent, others can be broken." He proves this by leaping hundreds of yards across the tops of buildings, running up the sides

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