Bake Your Noodle – The Philosophy Behind the Matrix
So wow.. I have always wanted to understand the deeper meaning and philosophy behind the narrative of the Matrix (Film). As with many, I shared the overwhelming and complex thought provoking quandary the film and its writers Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski set to task. What an outrageous composition, what a seriously deep and trippy dive into the true philosophers writings of old, made for this (our) generation. This one hour documentary covers all the bases. with commentary from the likes of;
Iokovos Vasilou, Ken Wilbur, Mark Rowland, John Searle, Christopher Grau, T.J. Mawson, David Chalmers, Colin McGinn, Cornel West, Donn Bowman, Michael McKenna, William Irwin, Richard Henley, Julia Driver, Rudy Rucker, John Shirley, Bruce Sterling, Peter Chung, Daniel Dennett, and Hubert Dryfus –
Each a professor of Philosophy, or a “high thinker” in the realms of consciousness, the documentary puts together the deeper meaning of Hyper-Reality and the Desert of the Mind. Sighting the philosophers of antiquity, and bringing us right up to date with where we are today. Seems we’ve been here – at this “moment” – over and over again (apparently 6 times) according to the Upanishads.
A truly comprehensive study of the movie, our current cycle of reality and our search for deeper meaning in a meaningless world.
Drawing from the minds and works of some of the most extraordinary philosophers in the world, the Wachowski brothers pretty much shoved it ALL in that film, creating a whirl of interpretation to this very day. Reviewed, compared, and accliamed, by more than a handful of great minds, The Matrix (trilogy) was truly a film for our generation and something to be viewed (in its entirety – all three) as a study, rather than used for entertainment.
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For those of you who really love the sublime writers – here’s a list for some “light” reading HA!!
- Socrates and Plato – The Allegory of the Cave
- Rene Descartes – Meditations on First Philosophy
- George Berkely – To See is to Be Perceived
- Immanuel Kant – Transcendental Philosophy
- Friedrich Nietzsche – Will to Power, The Collective Hallucination
- Jean Baudrillard – Hyper Reality, The Desert of the Mind
- Robert Nozick – The Experience Machine
- Pierre-Simon Laplace – Causal Determinism
- David Hume – A Treatise of Human Nature
- Arthur Schopenhauer – The World as Will and Representation







