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The Matrix

The Wachowskis' cyberpunk action film uses the concept of simulated reality to explore consciousness, free will, and the nature of reality. Through the red pill/blue pill choice, it examines awakening, illusion, and liberation from control. The film popularized philosophical concepts for mainstream audiences.

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Neuromancer

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SOMA

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Snow Crash

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The Cyborg

Haraway's concept of human-machine hybrid challenging nature-culture boundaries. Cyborg is both reality and fiction—we are …

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Simulacra

Baudrillard's concept of copies without originals in postmodern society. Simulacra are representations that precede and …

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Inside

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OK Computer

Radiohead's dystopian masterpiece explores technology, alienation, and modern anxiety. The album's blend of rock and …

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