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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | That trippy raining code in The Matrix that is constantly changing has pretty much become synonymous with high tech computing, VR environments, AIs, and Robots. Originally, it represented the ever changing nature of the Matrix and the overwhelmingly complex incalculability of it all. So when Neo starts seeing things in Matrix-Text-O-Vision, it represents him seeing and being able to manipulate the underpinnings of reality. Nowadays, it's mostly used to convey "Look, high tech computer with arcane, indecipherably alien power and mentality!" or as a Stock Parody for The Matrix. |
