"The Matrix is looking more like a documentary by the day." continues WhatCulture.
How's your day going? Good? Yeah? Ok, well, there's a chance that 
nothing is real, reality is a phantom and to attempt to extract any 
meaning from the universe is ultimately futile. So that's fun.
Far
 more than an angsty experiment in grunge philosophy, it could well turn
 out that The Matrix is more of a documentary than a gritty mainstream 
foray into neo-noir. Perhaps not in the "intelligent machines farming 
human bodies for bioelectric energy and only you can prevent them" kind 
of way, but the idea that the universe we perceive is not all that it 
seems, is one that continues to grow in popularity in both scientific 
and academic circles.
We've been considering this as a possibility
 for thousands of years, with solipsism reaching all the way back 
through history to Plato's Cave, but now it is moving beyond the realms 
of a thought experiment.
There are those out there who believe 
that, if the universe really is just the result of a clever bit of code,
 we should be able to tell - all we have to do is look close enough. 
Scientists are beginning to gather real, empirical evidence for the 
glitches, processes and even the base code of the universe.
Whoa, indeed.
Source: WhatCulture 
 

 


 
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