If you are interested in watching science fiction, then such a claim cannot be made without watching the movie The Matrix.
The fourth part of this movie is going to be released in December 2021 and people are also waiting for it.
The unique scientific concept presented in this 1999 film is difficult for most people to digest, ie what is reality, is the world around us real or delusional?
But do you know what the green code on the computer screen in this movie meant?
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He was surprised to learn that this popular matrix code is actually a variety of Japanese cooking sushi dishes.
In fact, he scanned all the words in his wife's Japanese cookbook and coded it for the matrix.
"No matrix is created without this code," he said.
Simon Whitley is the production designer for Animal Logic in Australia but is best known for his matrix code.
"Directors Lily and Lena Vachovsky didn't like my first design. They wanted something more Japanese and more manga. They asked me to work on the code because my wife is from Japan," he said.
So Simon went to his house and started checking the Japanese cooking books that his wife had.
For weeks, he painted every Japanese letter with his own hands and delivered it to Justin Marshall, who digitized the code for the screen.
The code was supposed to move from left to right on the first screen, but Simon didn't like it much and after looking at the book, he noticed that the words were moving from top to bottom.
When Simon asked his partner to move the code from top to bottom like rain, the matrix code was ready.
