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Andrew Tate, Nietzsche , and The Matrix | The appearance-reality distinction that underlies Tate’s references to the Matrix stretches all the way back to Plato. Nietzsche warned the belief reality is accessible only to the few is a dangerous life-denying ideology.
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Patricia Churchland argues that brain science does not undermine free will or moral responsibility. A decision without any causal antecedents would not be a responsible decision. A responsible decision requires deliberation. The brain is capable of such deliberation.
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In the work that inspired The Matrix movies, Baudrillard says we are already living inside a hyperreal simulation entirely walled off from reality. This simulation isn’t simply virtual as it is in The Matrix but penetrates every corner of our postmodern civilisation
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