hopeless relativists

Chelsea 2022-03-23 09:02:18

It seems that many questions are meaningless, but in retrospect, whether there is meaning or not is relative.

For example, in the virtual world, programs can be modified, so can the laws of nature in the real world be modified?
For example, should we be in awe of our creator, God, or should we turn the world upside down just like the robots in the movie treat humans?
For example, are the real and virtual worlds full of lies, is there a universal definition of what is true and what is false, or is it purely self-perception?
Are subjective perceptions important, or objective facts?

I've thought about it and it's all relative. Different people, different time and space, different choices.
We modify the genetic sequence, like modifying the program, we may create a virus-like monster, or we may produce a drug-like tool.
We respect God, and we live cautiously and safely, and we can also be destroyed by religious fanaticism.
Even if you live in reality, you will also be deceived by some illusions.

As if I had become a hopelessly relativist.

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Extended Reading
  • Barry 2022-03-29 09:01:04

    Nine side animations of The Matrix. The final battle and juvenile stories have their own advantages in terms of painting style. The story loves machine revival and supports detective stories to shoot feature films. The idea of ​​​​world records and beyond the limit is very interesting. The virtual program form is greater than the content, and the matrix is ​​the least favorite. Sure enough, in the field of animation, the Japanese are unrivaled in their imagination.

  • Else 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    The "Renaissance of the Machines" part is really bloody...I think it's because of this Matrix that it became one of the cult movies..

The Animatrix quotes

  • The Instructor: May there be mercy on man and machine for their sins.

  • Cis: I won't look away from the truth, I can't!