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Philosophical Propositions (Two Assumptions, Two Propositions)
(1) Assume that the world we know is just a "dream", which we call the "Matrix". The Matrix is everywhere, accompanying us from birth to death and the journey thereafter.
(2) Assume that the "real world" is not as comfortable as the Matrix, and the uncertainty is 7 times that in the Matrix.
Questions:
1. We have become accustomed to living in the Matrix. If the Matrix is just an "illusory" dream, so we long to understand the "real". If we don't do so, is it a moral defect?
2. Since the Matrix is illusory, do we have to understand the real no matter the cost, or is "ignorance is bliss"?

The pursuit of truth is the most instinctive desire of human beings...
It is this pursuit that has led to the emergence of science and technology, as well as the emergence of all great civilizations...
There is no question of whether it should or should not be, but it is an established fact...
Even if the cost of the whole human race is paid, it is what should be...
Confucius said "If I can hear the Way in the morning, I can die in the evening", which is just this meaning...

This topic is very good and worthy of discussion. I think besides the issue of truth, there is another issue, that is - freedom.

It's a bit metaphysical.

It seems a bit abstract...

Appreciate the movie "Inception .rmvb"

As you said, sometimes I have the idea of ending this "matrix" and returning to the "matrix" of the "matrix"

Or return to the "matrix" of the "matrix" of the "matrix"... In short, the most real "matrix"

Sometimes I also have the idea of entering the "child body" of the "child body", then my life will increase exponentially

If you don't understand, just appreciate the movie "Inception .rmvb" again. The plot is very good, and you will probably like the actors