»The Matrix is everywhere«

The Matrix is everywhere, it is all around us, even now in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window, or you turn on your television. You can feel it when you go to work, when you go to church, when you pay your taxes.

Even when you study your lessons.

My notes for 'Digital Design' are full with 101s.

Look at a random page:

th3 p4th wrote:

... or you turn on your television.

I got rid of my television

I don't have one either.

I was shocked to find out about the war etc.

th3 p4th wrote:

I was shocked to find out about the war etc.

I still get Time, Newsweek, Playboy, the local paper (or as it's known 'round here, the "Mein Kampf" daily), and Maxim so that I'm not totally out of the loop. I've just gotten unplugged from the pixelated moving picture world as much as possible.

th3 p4th wrote:

I don't have one either.

Funny that the Matrix films (which should be solely of interest to those who own and worship their TV's being big Hollywood flicks and all) are talked about regularly by people who don't own TVs. Speaks volumes for their merit in my book.

Anybody else get rid of their TV?

CaptPostMod wrote:

th3 p4th wrote: I was shocked to find out about the war etc. I still get Time, Newsweek, Playboy, the local paper (or as it's known 'round here, the "Mein Kampf" daily), and Maxim so that I'm not totally out of the loop. I've just gotten unplugged from the pixelated moving picture world as much as possible.

I only buy PC Magazine (greek edition) (e-pcmag.gr...)

th3 p4th wrote:

I only buy PC Magazine (greek edition) (e-pcmag.gr...)

Sometimes I pick up a copy of Retro Gamer when I have time to loiter around the bookstore. Reminds me of the good ol' days of Ataris and NESs.

CaptPostMod wrote:

Anybody else get rid of their TV?

i didn't. but i only watch it because i find japanese anime to be very enlightening...u'd be suprized how much philisophy there is in that stuff