What's the best movie theory ever?

Skynet purposely lets humans survive because without them, it wouldn't have a purpose.

There's enough nuclear weapons in the US arsenal to irradiate an entire planet, yet only

relatively small amounts were launched by Skynet. After Judgment Day, Skynet could easily poison

water supplies, raise every forest and farmland, and release biological and

chemical weapons making it impossible to survive. But they don't. I think the Terminator franchise is

in a multiverse, and Skynet is aware of this. It keeps repeating the loop, thus optimizing itself

and humanity, in a sort of genetic algorithm. The ultimate goal is to create a unified,

progressive humanity, which is capable of accepting and integrating the machine intelligence,

thus avoiding judgment day and elevating both groups as one. The tragedy of the series is

humanity's relentless will to fight always results in its destruction, but a glimmer of hope remains,

and after an infinite number of loops, the good ending must eventually occur. All of this stems

from an iRobot premise where Skynet is acting to preserve humanity through misinterpreting its actions.

Just to simplify this, it's Groundhog Day with Killer Robots and John Connor is Bill Murray.

I'm fond of the Back to the Future theory that Doc knew Marty died when Biff was about to run him down in his car at the end of the tunnel in the second movie.

But there's no way he could have known to do that unless Marty got hit and died the first time, which prompted Doc to use the DeLorean to jump back to before that happened in order to use

that knowledge to save him. Agent Smith is the one, not Neo. It is prophecy that the one would be

born in the Matrix, able to bend it to their will and would ultimately free all the humans. Smith,

a program, was born in the Matrix, whereas Neo, a human, was born in those giant human farms the

machines run. Smith totally took over the Matrix, like completely. Neo can fly and stop bullets

and stuff, but that's nothing compared to Smith. He even joked, you like what I've done with the place?

He made the Matrix completely his. Smith is more responsible for freeing the humans than Neo. The machines

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