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Nothing by halves, that is my motto. Or, as Pope put it, "A little learning is a dangerous thing"--emphasis on little.
As Drugs Bunny sort-of-alludes in the other Matrix thread, the thing puts forth its one idea and then fails to follow through on it: the essential problem is the same as that of Vanilla Sky—that the "real" reality is far less believable than the simulation, to the point of overriding the suspension of disbelief—coupled with a complete lack of intellectual rigor, an unwillingness to follow through on the implications of its own premise: Nothing is real it tells us, question your reality: then it backs away: Well, no, this is real—accept it without question.
Dishonest, lazy, deeply stoopid. |
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