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In ‘The Matrix,’ the green code is made of sushi recipes — reality tastes different now.

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The falling code was inspired by Japanese cookbooks—sushi recipes and food characters were scanned and stylized to create the “digital rain” look. It’s a perfect example of how tiny, weird real-world details become iconic visuals. (Wikipedia)

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In ‘The Matrix,’ the green code is made of sushi recipes — reality tastes different now. | SmartAss Facts