"Hack Quest"

"The Matrix" in 1999 is really a classic. Although the technology of that year seems to be old, it seems to have come true.

No matter how advanced or sophisticated the technology is, people still need to pursue basic but hardest questions such as "Where did I come from?", "Where am I going?", and "Who am I?".

How can I be sure that I am not in a "maternal body" now?

Before watching it, I always thought it was a sci-fi movie. I thought it was a kind of fantasy imagination of the future, and then there are many wonderful action movies with powerful action scenes.

The lens and shooting methods of the movie must be very novel at that time, especially the reflection through the reflection of the sunglasses and the most classic lower waist. Coupled with the futuristic green text grammar string, the concept of programming is used as the overall story background.

Even though it's a 1999 movie, it's still refreshing to watch now. It's a pity that I don't know much about the world of programming. I read an interesting article about the concept of programming and the design of each character in "The Matrix" written by an engineer from the perspective of an engineer. Only then did I know that this movie is actually better than expected. It's a lot harder.

It's not just a high-quality action movie or a solid programming background, it's actually a bit philosophical in many ways. He even talks about the very abstract thing "believing", as well as the various reasons and motives behind human actions.

To be honest, many times we do not know what is driving us forward, so we are uneasy and panic. Therefore, I always hope that I can find a reassuring statement, reason, reason, or even an excuse to deceive myself.

And when Neo knew, believed, and was able to control his powers, everything changed.

I hope that one day I will know who I am, why I came here, and where I should go.

A question drives us. -- "The Hacker Quest"