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    on in the game, and this will lead to the violation of real life. There is also an argument that violent video game did not affect the players because it is just a game, and it not real. The players should be able to tell what is real and what is virtual. In my opinion, playing violent video game did not affect to people behavior. Instead of that, playing violent video game is a benefit to

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    they are also different as this essay indicates the world is very real. The Matrix In The Matrix, Neo realizes his world is in reality a computer generated world, in which people only live simulated lives, evident of being unreal. The movie portrays the world as ersatz, it is a venue that allows people to live a seeming normal life, but in reality they do not. This is very much how prisoners of the Allegory of the Cave reason the shadows they see are real. By believing this, the prisoners

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    Sara Simpson Final Paper Due: 12/06/2015 Professor Minglai Dong Descartes Third Meditation: Recommended Topic 2 Descartes’ third meditation on First Philosophy is all about the existence of God. There are many things that Descartes talks about in this meditation. His intentions are to create a set of proofs or arguments that will irrefutably prove God’s existence. He already believes that God exists but he is mainly trying to dispute the reasons why God might not exist or how God may be a deceiver

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    Tesla Teed Professor Christina Kallas Intro to Film 29 September 2014 Reality in Cinema: A Subjective Perspective Ever since the inception of cinema, questions about film’s ability to capture or distort true “reality” have plagued the medium. It is a question which satisfies most academic types: it involves existential questioning of “reality”, film theory (which, in itself, just sounds intelligent), and esoteric mostly esoteric film knowledge and jargon. Though it’s a question that has been long

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    soul. From this argument, two points are confirmed. First, the term verum corresponds to a real aspect which belongs to a real being. Second, the aspect of being which verum expresses is not special but common to all beings. The first element is the reality of verum and the second verum’s transcendentalism. Aquinas’s basic understanding of truth of being is that it is real and transcendental. For Verum to be understood as real and transcendental, it means that it is not categorical. But Aquinas says

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    and I always suspected that people who believe in it come from a place of fear of death or ego obliteration. This may be partially true, but I am also getting now that reincarnation feels quite real for a number of folks. I don’t believe anyone’s reality is more valid than anybody else’s. I think the universe is big enough to accommodate all of it. This is essentially where I am coming from. Use what works and what makes your day to day life better. There is little point arguing about theories and

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    world is a reflection of more perfect and ideal forms. As the story begins, Plato’s teacher, Socrates, presents a world of alternate reality to Plato’s brother Glaucon by telling him to imagine a cave full of prisoner’s who have been chained their entire lives. The shadows, voices, and figures given to them by the puppeteers on the wall have constructed the only reality the prisoners have ever known. Those few interpretations lead the prisoners to believe the shadows are real. To the prisoners, they

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    At various times in our lives, every person has asked themselves a varied version of the same questions: What is “reality”, moreover what determines our perception of reality, and what am I supposed to do with (or about) it? Throughout “Allegory of the Cave,” Plato attempts to answer these questions. Plato suggests that humans have a constrained view of the world, and that reality consist of two different perceptions, a "bodily eye” and a “mind’s eye.” The “mind’s eye”, the hypothetical site of visual

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    In her graphic memoir Fun Home, Alison Bechdel records her unusual relationship with her late father Bruce Bechdel and reveals her family secrets. Through Chapter Three she speculates about the reason of her father’s death after first knowing the catastrophe. By applying the allusion between writer Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald’s famous character Jay Gatsby, and her father, Bechdel effectively presents the tragic nature of her father that he lives in the fictional world created by himself

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    Friedrich Nietzsche and William James were philosophers who examined the search for truth and its application in modern society. While both scholars were contemporaries and concentrated on the function of truth, Nietzsche’s philosophy advocated a scientific approach which renounced all religious frameworks, while James’ theory enabled one to find truth even in the metaphysical. In “The Portable Nietzsche,” Nietzsche investigates the meaning of truth in the apparent world and its relationship to

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