Humankind does not destroy itself per se. A Minority forces themselves with "power" upon the majority and then force both parties in extinction. Leadership is great, no?The Machines are no exception. It hasn't happened, yet, doesn't mean it won't. There is still credit to be given to the Machines where it is due in that resort. Blood credit, that is.-GG
It's quite likely. Illyria
It's quite likely.
Illyria
While he does help Zion out with his crusaders, fact remains that I still will always question his competents as a leader.
Tosuno wrote: ChloeAnn wrote:While he does help Zion out with his crusaders, fact remains that I still will always question his competents as a leader.I think Niobe summed it up best: "Well, he's no Morpheus." He's powerful as hell, figured out how to achieve enlightenment by himself, great idealism, all that. But he's also hardly experienced the Matrix at all as a redpill, is 18 years old, and acts more as a uniting figurehead than anything else. Is he going to save humanity? Not a chance, by a mile. But he works as a leader of sorts, and right now we take what we can get. When the other choices are Roland, Merv, or the myriad of possessed human mouthpieces the Machines call liasons we can get pretty desperate.
ChloeAnn wrote:While he does help Zion out with his crusaders, fact remains that I still will always question his competents as a leader.
ChloeAnn wrote:
I think Niobe summed it up best: "Well, he's no Morpheus." He's powerful as hell, figured out how to achieve enlightenment by himself, great idealism, all that. But he's also hardly experienced the Matrix at all as a redpill, is 18 years old, and acts more as a uniting figurehead than anything else.
Is he going to save humanity? Not a chance, by a mile. But he works as a leader of sorts, and right now we take what we can get. When the other choices are Roland, Merv, or the myriad of possessed human mouthpieces the Machines call liasons we can get pretty desperate.
What your saying is that Popper uses transformational leadership whilst the Merovingian/Pace use transactional leadership. Both types have their good and bad points, although the most effective in the case of results is the transactional style.
He's a child.
To all that call Micheal a "child".... well without that child, you'll not be here , without that child the hammer crashed on the gate of zion, Cause that child got more ball than anyone of who call him "child", cause he face the sentinels in the reality flesh vs steel, heart vs cold logic, he believe, and let Neo save all us, Man Machine exile......
If this mean be a child.... Im proud to follow a child leader, cause he showed to all to be brave, he is more adult than many of those who call him child.
I follow a pure heart, cause is not the age that make a man a man, is the action that make him a big man.
The 'Michael Popper' is really a sim cleverly designed to collate the very worse in humanity then occupy it by running around in circles, going nowhere and doing nothing other than make the Machines look righteous.
Another brilliant piece of Machine manipulation!
Tytanya is Merv, not Machine.
with her kind of thinking, i think your side have to recruit her immediately
Hurry don't let other get her away!
