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Matrix Essay; Red v.s Blue Pil?
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... "The blue pill will eliminate any knowledge of the choice he has made, and will leave him in the world of illusion. The red pill opens the dates to a world which offers nothing but the terrible truth." Red or blue? Which pill would you take, and why? I To this question, I must say I would take the blue pill. There are of course many reasons to doubt my decision and take the red pill, but those don't overcome the confusion and harsh reality that would be experienced if I didn't take the blue pill. Imagine having to deal with the fact that you weren't truly living all this time, that your body had been useless to you and was simply being used as a form of energy or that everything you thought you felt or experienced wasn't really being felt or experienced. Also, how could you be sure that someone with
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