David Chalmers is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona. He is author of The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Th … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：百度骇客帝国吧保留有这篇文章的大部分译文。） The Twisted Matrix: Dream, Simulation or Hybrid?[1]Thanks to David Chalmers, Christopher Grau, and Tyler Waite for helpful comments and suggestions. I. Ambivalence “The Mat … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：百度骇客帝国吧保留有这篇文章的译文，翻译内容有部分缺失。） There is nothing new under the sun. With the death of the real, or rather with its (re)surrection, hyperreality both emerges and is already always reproducing itself … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：百度骇客帝国吧上曾有人发过这篇文章的中文翻译，现在译文有部分缺失。） Matrix And Monadology- Leibnizian Themes And The Matrix[1]Thanks to Nate Bowditch for extensive and very helpful discussion of all the issues discussed in this … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：百度骇客帝国吧保留有这篇文章的全文翻译。） I. How Morpheus Sees Reality “What is real? How do you define ‘real’? If you’re talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see, then real is … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：这篇文章百度骇客帝国吧曾有人贴出中文翻译，现在翻译内容已残缺。） “Philosophy involves seeing the absolute oddity of what is familiar and trying to formulate really probing questions about it.” –Iris Murdoch[1]“Literature and Ph … 继续阅读 →

The Matrix provides a fine resource for illustrating philosophical ideas. Many films have themes that one can philosophize about, or that serve as useful illustrations of philosophical ideas, suc … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：在百度骇客帝国吧保留有这篇文章的全文翻译。） The significance of The Matrix as a movie with deep philosophical overtones is well recognized. Whenever the movie is discussed in philosophy classes, comparisons … 继续阅读 →

（站主注：百度骇客帝国吧曾有人贴出过中文翻译，然而已经有部分译文缺失。） I. Brains in Vats The Matrix presents a version of an old philosophical fable: the brain in a vat. A disembodied brain is floating in a vat, inside a scientis … 继续阅读 →

There’s a natural, simple thought that the movie The Matrix encourages. This is that there’s something bad about being inside the Matrix. That is, there’s an important resp … 继续阅读 →