Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix (edit title)

Timothy Gray approved Ariel Aguayo’s request to combine 3 books, including Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix, 2 days ago.

Ariel Aguayo edited the contributors of Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix 3 days ago.

• Edited a contributor: Glenn Yeffeth: (Primary AuthorEditor)

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• Added this book in the series: Smart Pop (Primary series)

Ariel Aguayo submitted a request to combine 3 books, including Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix, 3 days ago.

Shelfari edited the description of Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix Friday, August 7 2009.

• This thought-provoking examination of The Matrix explores the technological challenges, religious symbolism, and philosophical dilemmas the film presents. Essays by renowned scientists, technologists, philosophers, scholars, social commentators, and science fiction authors provide engaging and provocative perspectives. Explored in a highly accessible fashion are issues such as the future of artificial intelligence and virtual reality. The symbolism hidden throughout The Matrix and a few glitches in the film are revealed. Discussions include "Finding God in The Matrix," "The Reality Paradox in The Matrix," and "Was Cypher Right?: Why We Stay in Our Matrix." The fascinating issues posed by the film are handled in an intelligent but nonacademic fashion.

Shelfari edited the contributors of Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix Wednesday, July 29 2009.

• Added a contributor: Glenn Yeffeth: (Primary Author)

Shelfari edited the first sentence of Taking The Red Pill: Science, Philosophy And The Religion In The Matrix Friday, July 17 2009.

• While the stated reason for the early release and accelerated postproduction process of The Matrix was to beat the marketing hype that surrounded The Phantom Menace, it is not without coincidence that The Matrix was released on the last Easter weekend of the dying twentieth century.