The cult trilogy "The Matrix", released almost two decades ago, had such a strong influence on the minds that it even penetrated the general planetary vocabulary.
One of the main mysteries of the film, which still confuses experts, is the notorious "green code". The best minds on a planetary scale have been trying for many years to solve the riddle of the blinking signs that wave waves across the screens from operators.
Some assumed that the producers hid a secret link to tensor equations in these signs, others saw in them hints of the secrets of rocketry, and finally others believed that the God-Machine communicated with them by the signs of the Matrix. Some especially believing adepts turned on the film and prayed to these signs, trying to achieve enlightenment in the cognition of cognitive Truths.
In the end, the Machine God answered the praying adepts.
Simon Whitley, one of the filmmakers, confessed everything. When he was working on the graphics for a future film, he stole a Japanese magazine with sushi recipes from his wife. He scanned the incomprehensible hieroglyphs, and then ran the result through a digital editor. The result is what we know as the "Matrix code".
In fact, everyone who knows at least a little Japanese language was always tormented by vague doubts when watching the movie - the code clearly resembled Japanese characters, although not a word is said about Japan in all three films.
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Now that the truth has been revealed, numerous experts have decided to restore the lost recipe for the iconic sushi, since according to Simon Wheatley, he did not scan the entire magazine at the time.
