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    Likewise, in The Matrix, Neo, Cypher, and Agent Smith are all characters who heighten the atmosphere of delusion. Neo leads a double life: during the day, he is known as Thomas Anderson, a reputable programmer for a software company, but during the night, he is known as the undercover hacker Neo. However, Neo does not realize that he is also the “chosen one” (according to Morpheus) who is supposed to free humanity from their state of delusion. In spite of many other people (including the Oracle)…

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    Jean-Michel Basquiat

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    Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Neo-Expressionism Movement The neo-expressionism movement arose in the 1980’s as a way to speak out against mass media, history, or society through paintings (Kantor 14). The paintings of a neo-expressionist are usually harsh and have an aggressive subject. It gave a sense of freedom in the art world because it did not have any order to it. Neo-expressionists describe their art process as not really focusing on the painting, but on their thoughts and thinking. The…

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    and he was so surprised that people would kill humans for their own benefits. Lincoln was more confused, then I think Neo was. Neo, was the main character in The Matrix, he knew of the Matrix in his world, but he 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.…

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    more like us. Many times it is shown that the humans who have been released from the Matrix are as relentlessly driven as the machines that held them captive. Morpheus faith in Neo and the prophecy is unwavering and unquestioning. In almost all situations Neo has a robotic like calm surrounding him. Trinity's loyalty to Neo has a machine-like consistency. Also, the RedPills fighting and shooting abilities are superhuman and their skills are programs downloaded into their heads. In contrast, the…

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    In this quiz, I am considered a “core conservative” which for the most part I agree with. Personally, I would call myself more of a hard-right libertarian but my differences with core conservatives are few and we agree on most things. The biggest disagreement that I have with core conservatives is on diplomacy. Only 13% of core conservatives believe that “Good diplomacy is the best way to ensure peace” and I think this is incorrect. I believe that it is tyrannical and wrong for countries to use…

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    the education system of Chile through the lens of Neo-Liberalism and the changes it impresses on the institution of education. According to Aravena and Marta “Chilean’s education system has reproduced social classes in discourse and practice trough of dramatic social stratification”. With the authors claims the education system generates segregation and selectivity that ever widens the gap between the rich and the poor of the country. Since the Neo-Liberal did so well with the economy it became…

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    E. Frankl, Jews in concentration camps use their minds to escape from their daily tortures. Meursault did not use his mind to control himself and paid the price in The Stranger by Albert Camus. The Wachowski brothers directed “The Matrix”, in which Neo used his mind to escape from the Matrix, and the Oracle tricked his mind in order to release his body from prison. In “Twenty-six Men and a Girl” by Maxim Gorky, the twenty-six men imprisoned themselves with their minds, which led to their…

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    rise to prominence, albeit, not completely abandoning extractivism in the traditional sense, this neo-extractivist approach is the necessary compromise to ensure healthy economic growth and the social well being of the citizens. Countries such as Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay have been pushing for substantial change in these industries by advocating for a more…

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    or rather assist each other. In The Matrix we find that there are two major characters by the name of Neo and Morpheus, Neo is by day is a normal computer programmer and by night he is a computer hacker. Morpheus on the other hand is also known as a legendary computer hacker who branded a terrorist by government, at some point Neo finds himself being contacted by Morpheus and he awakens Neo to the real world. (The Wachowskis)…

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    In ‘The Matrix’, education works similarly. What education is in the traditional sense today is obsolete in the Matrix. Any facts or techniques the Neo needs to learn or know, he simply downloads into his brain. When Neo actually applies, this knowledge, and learns how act and think beyond ‘The Matrix’, is when Neo becomes truly educated. This mirrors the Platonic idea of education. Further, education is actually a recollection, according to Plato. It is not a matter of truly…

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