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originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: sootblack
a reply to: Rosinitiate
what i got from that part your talking about is no matter what construct our consiousness occupies we still have the power to bend it
I suppose a glitch would be a paradox in the sense of understanding why a glitch even exists. But a paradox is simply a set of rules we yet don't understand, once we understand the "laws" that govern it, it's no longer a paradox. If life was Call of Duty Zombies and I jumped into a wall glitch where I can't be touched by zombies and can continue to play is just as possible technically in the real world depending on your level of understanding of the real world. Not just physical science but the spiritual as well, the macro and the micro, above so below. That said, you are still within the game or system.
Going a step further and as the above poster commented, everything is interconnected. And again, if I can think of someone who I haven't spoken to in a long time and suddenly the phone rings, did I make them call or did their intent make me think of them before the phone actually rang? Either way it shows a connectedness (that can be further hacked or exploited) that shows the laws that govern us includes this global mental inter-connected web of consciousness. Therefore, our collective thought dictates our reality just as much as our own conscious affects our own life. We are as strong as our weakest links I'm afraid.
We all know of the Matrix and its concepts of "bending the universe" or "the force" if you will, and we all know at least one person who believes it.
originally posted by: Aural
There is a documentory called " Philosophy and the Matrix - Return to the Source" you might want to check out.
I think reality is shared by the masses collective conciousness but each has their own reality as well.