Morpheus

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After reading many books from some of greatest philosophers such as Descartes, Plato, Chuang Tzu, Thich Nhat Hanh, Wachowski Brothers the director of the Matrix and so forth, my mind is wondering with one big question that has been always rotating above my head during my philosophy and film class. That one big question is to define real, how do we define real? Is it merely real that we want to know about? How about the meaning of a true real? How do we know that we are really being in this world…

We live in a society where were are constantly moving in fast pace environment. This creates a hostile society that is built on lies and manipulation. Since it does not allow people to become their own person. Society pressures its civilians to live by their rules and animosity. therefore this discourages a lot of people from accomplishing out of the ordinary goals. The movie “The Matrix directed by the Wachowski Brothers” adapt the structured world in a futuristic world that shifts it audience…

associated with the task at hand. In addition, Neo receives a phone call in scene 5, in which Morpheus tells him “you’re the one” and explains a place in where Neo must meet him. The audience can infer that since Neo is “the one” he is a part of something bigger than himself, in terms that Neo must assist these people in defeating the Matrix. In this stage, Neo is presented with the opportunity to help Morpheus defeat the…

did not understand that it was really real. At first, Neo was shocked and super confused about the whole situation, but he started putting all the pieces together. Neo was really smart and believes that the Matrix could be real, and people like Morpheus confirmed that it was the truth. In Brave New World, Lenina started coming to her senses that she wanted more to life than the World State had. An example of this would be that she wanted to find love and not sleep with every guy. John the…

Oculus VR is a company founded in 2012 dedicating to the development of virtual reality technology (Oculus VR, n.d.). The first and main product of Oculus VR is a head-mounted display named Oculus Rift. The key person at Oculus VR is Palmer Luckey, a 22-year-old enthusiast of virtual reality, the inventor of Oculus Rift, and the original founder of Oculus VR. He launched a Kickstarter campaign online to raise fund for the research and development of his idea of an advanced virtual reality…

The main character Neo realizes that the world in which he lives is abnormal. When he meets Morpheus, he gives Neo the option to take a blue pill or a red pill. The blue pill would return him back to his everyday life and would have no recollection of what happened. If he were to take the red pill, which he does, it is to see how far the rabbit…

A Different Kind of Hero What is a hero? The first thought that probably came into your mind was someone like batman, spiderman, or superman. All these character have one thing in common, they are heroes. A hero is person who is admired or idolized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities such as honesty, selflessness, and charity. These characters have all shown these traits, but an epic hero is even more special because they extenuate and deepen the meaning of a hero. An…

thing as I mentioned earlier too much obedience can lead to mental slavery. In The Matrix, a 1999 American-Australian science fiction action film about (SUMMARY OF THE MATRIX). Morpheus tells Neo that “some of them can be bent, some of them can be broken,” in which he is referring to the rules of society. . I share Morpheus insight; we as individuals have to be intelligent enough to know which ones should be broken and which ones need to…

In the Allegory of The Cave, Plato depicts a cave where prisoners are strapped into chairs facing a wall. There is a fire burning behind them, and in front of the fire there are puppets which throw shadows on the wall. The shadows on the wall are the prisoners reality, and they have no desire to leave because they know nothing better. If a prisoner were to escape from the chair, he would see the fire and it would hurt his eyes. So he would turn back to the shadows that are easy for him to look…