It's also likely they just fundamentally don't actually get human desires and needs, so they can't anticipate them. The Machines are not human. Who's to say their "perfect paradise" was appealing to humans, and not that they just ended up with a lurching uncanny valley world?
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That's what Trinity brings up in the first movie, "a deja vu usually means they changed something" They have to rewind some stretch of time and rerun it to create a different history of events so that the thing they want changed makes sense
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And trust that people's brains will just rationalize the sense that an hour or a day or a whole month of time just happened twice (Neil Gaiman's tie in story for The Matrix played this really creepily)
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It's like how the Auditors resent life because it makes the paperwork of physics busy even if they ARE the paperwork.
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