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human
[The Matrix] In the matrix its explained that all you have to do in order to bend reality is "to believe". If so, why aren't their millions of schoolkids flying around trying to copy their favourite superhero TV show? How do the agents stop this?

So in the matrix it is explained that in order to do these reality bending moves, all the user has to do is trick their brain into believing it is possible. If so, then SURELY theres been at least one kid who's watched their favourite superhero on TV, and then attempted to fly off a building WITH success? It happens in the real world all the time after all, albeit tragically.

What about Cult preachers who one day get the idea into their head that they are the son of god, and can cure people or see into the future? Do these abilities ACTUALLY manifest as a result of the "believing" rule? How do the Agents stop this from happening?

Bear in mind that in one of the semi-cannon short films from the Animatrix, there was an Olympic sprinter who gained the power of superspeed during a race due to his sheer willpower to win.

So are concepts like superheros, Faiths, and science fiction banned in the virtual world?
gpt
It's not as simple as just believing you can do it. 

You have to accept that everything is just a computer simulation so there are no actual physical laws impeding your actions. 

That's why just taking someone out of the Matrix doesn't make them automatically badass. Everyone falls the first time they try and jump the buildings.

It takes mental conditioning to ignore all the physical imputs the Matrix is giving you that the world is real.