The question of red pill or blue pill remains yours.
It’s the year 1999. You’re standing in line at the local movie theater, patiently waiting to see the newest sci-fi juggernaut to hit the box office. The name? The Matrix. And its concept is rather unique. Exploring a dystopian world, a young hacker ...
The concept of turning human bodies into batteries seemed like total bullshit to me when I was a child seeing The Matrix for the first time. In the movie, Keanu Reave's Neo, a disgruntled cubicle drone, learns that his entire existence is a lie. ...
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