tell me one thing Elliot where you will be a one or a zero that's the question you have to ask yourself are you a yes or no you're gonna act or not oh you understand a computer screen wait too long humming that's not that binary isn't it sure they're a breeze when you

come right down to it at its core beneath every choice is either a 1 or 0 you either do something or you don't you walk out that door you decided to do nothing to say no which means you do not come back you leave you are no longer a

part of this we become a zero if you stay we want to change the world you're becoming yes you become a one so I'll ask you again you will be a one or a zero

are you a one or a zero - mr. robot kinetic typography

lindsay neilson

The fundamental question of action versus inaction.

Elliot must decide between being a 'one' (acting) or a 'zero' (not acting).

Every choice is a binary decision: 1 or 0, do or don't.

Choosing inaction (leaving) equates to becoming a 'zero'.

The consequences of choosing 'one' or 'zero'.

Staying and attempting to change the world makes Elliot a 'one'.

The question is reiterated: will Elliot be a 'one' or a 'zero'?