while on the topic of memory can anyone point to a
scene in the first or second movie or in the comics-
where a program displays true forgetfulness.

by the way there is a difference between a program
failing to make a logical connection and pure
forgetfulness.

what i mean by forgetfulness is a program's inability
to remember a place, or person or event.

the only time i've seen it was tron1.
when tron tried to talk to the low-powered yori
but she immediately recognized him once tron
transferred some of his power to her.
so i can't classify this as true forgetfulness

Rezrover Wrote:Wouldn't also apply to Rinzler's extra disc too?

we really can't say. we see tron using an enemy's disk
in the flashback scene ( but we don't see tron putting the
enemy disk on his back and interfacing with it)

we can't really say that the other disk of rinzler/tron
was the same one in the flashback scene. once clu was able
to rectify tron into rinzler he could have been issued
a new set of disks.

it seems risky to give rinzler access to tron's
original disk which contain tron's memories.

we don't really know a lot about the workings of the disk.
still- the forum has amassed a good deal of observations about
the disk.

also kindly note that the disk-swap-situation is atypical
since it occurs between the last iso and the creator(kevin flynn)
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oops forgot this

illustrates the flow of information from disk to brain

and the picture of sam's disk contents
illustrates flow of information from brain to disk
http://www.tron-sector.com/forums/default.aspx?a=top&id=423961
so two-way process.

kindly note tho that the disk to brain could be atypical
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