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**PZXjoe** · 01-22-2006, 08:00 AM

so im kind of facing a dilemma like in the movie, "The Matrix", Neo, the main character, wants to find out of this world is real or fake, then someone, Morpheus, says he can show him the door, but only Neo can open it. When he finds out the real world is a fake, he freaks out and doesn't believe it. After awhile, he accepts it. So the question comes down to this...red pill or blue pill lol

Certainly, at Neo's case it requires a bid amount of courage in order to choose to live at a real world (doomed, nightmarish and nasty world compared to Matrix's beautifull world). Neo might have stepped back to Matrix's world escaping from the Morpheus's real world (as if it had been a bad dream) and to continue living a "true life" with all the Matrix plasures offered; ending its life as anyone of the other billions of human beings living his apparently true lives. Obviously, with the difference done by the fact involved by Neo's knowing of truth. But, you might blame him for such an election..? A logical election done the psichological stress done the facing endeavour of to live at a doomed world.

At your case, SSJYamiVegeta, instead of courage it is required common sense and desire of to improve your quality life, something only achievable having the complete set of sensorial data, conceived by God for us (human beings).

Back coming to Neo's attitude, life at Matrix world don't differs substantially from life outside Matrix world, exception done about its quality and comfort. So, although Neo run away from Matrix world, success ratio is lowered. Of sure, at a doomed world expectancy of life is significantly lower than at Matrix world.

Inside Matrix world or outside Matrix world, remember, "Life is Dream" (Pedro Calderon de la Barca, Spanish literature classical author (1636))

My best regards and good luck..!
Sincerely,
Natalia Parker

01-22-2006, 08:00 AM	#12
PZXjoe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 655 Senior Member	so im kind of facing a dilemma like in the movie, "The Matrix", Neo, the main character, wants to find out of this world is real or fake, then someone, Morpheus, says he can show him the door, but only Neo can open it. When he finds out the real world is a fake, he freaks out and doesn't believe it. After awhile, he accepts it. So the question comes down to this...red pill or blue pill lol Certainly, at Neo's case it requires a bid amount of courage in order to choose to live at a real world (doomed, nightmarish and nasty world compared to Matrix's beautifull world). Neo might have stepped back to Matrix's world escaping from the Morpheus's real world (as if it had been a bad dream) and to continue living a "true life" with all the Matrix plasures offered; ending its life as anyone of the other billions of human beings living his apparently true lives. Obviously, with the difference done by the fact involved by Neo's knowing of truth. But, you might blame him for such an election..? A logical election done the psichological stress done the facing endeavour of to live at a doomed world. At your case, SSJYamiVegeta, instead of courage it is required common sense and desire of to improve your quality life, something only achievable having the complete set of sensorial data, conceived by God for us (human beings). Back coming to Neo's attitude, life at Matrix world don't differs substantially from life outside Matrix world, exception done about its quality and comfort. So, although Neo run away from Matrix world, success ratio is lowered. Of sure, at a doomed world expectancy of life is significantly lower than at Matrix world. Inside Matrix world or outside Matrix world, remember, "Life is Dream" (Pedro Calderon de la Barca, Spanish literature classical author (1636)) My best regards and good luck..! Sincerely, Natalia Parker
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