The second argument is, of course, quite famous and this was the method. This he came to using the method of doubt. So, he started asking himself the question, “What can I be sure of?” and he said, “I believe there’s a God, but honestly, I can’t be sure there’s a God; I believe I live in a rich country but maybe I’ve been fooled.” He even said, “I believe I have had friends and family but maybe I am being tricked. Maybe an evil demon, for instance, has tricked me, has deluded me into thinking I have experiences that aren’t real.” And, of course, the modern version of this is The Matrix. The idea of The Matrix is explicitly built upon Cartesian—Descartes’ worries about an evil demon. Maybe everything you’re now experiencing is not real, but rather is the product of some other, perhaps malevolent creature 去书内

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    当然,他的第二个论据非常有名,在这里他用到了普遍怀疑的方法。他首先问自己:“我究竟能够确信什么呢?”之后自答道:“我相信上帝,但说实话我不能确定上帝的存在;我相信我生活在一个富有的国度,但我可能是被愚弄了。”他甚至说:“我相信我拥有朋友与家人,但或许我只是被骗了。或许有个恶魔在戏弄我,让我产生错觉感受到了一些并不存在的东西。”当然,《黑客帝国》便是这些怀疑的现代版演绎。很明显 《黑客帝国》的创意是基于笛卡尔的哲学, 基于笛卡尔对于存在恶魔的忧虑。或许你们现在所经历的一切都不是真实的,而是某种邪恶生物制造出的幻觉。

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