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Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Summary essay of the article "The Matrix as Metaphysics" David J Chalmers is a philosopher from Australia born in the year 1966. Besides philosophy of mind he also specializes in language philosophy. Currently at Australian National University he is identified as the Lecturer of Philosophy and the Director for the Centre of consciousness. At New York University he is also known as the Lecturer of Philosophy the Director of the Center for consciousness mind and Brain as well as Professor of Neural Science. More importantly he was voted a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. This summary paper will concentrate on his primary work of ‘The Matrix as Metaphysics.’ The summary will outline his main arguments and connect it to the Matrix movie and provide a personal opinion concerning his work. The Matrix explained in the movie series by Warchowski his thinking in nine different parts that narrow down the philosophical viewpoint of The Matrix. Chalmers explain Metaphysical Hypothesis that it postulates a world similar to the real world but the computers are god and the human mind as well as its external surroundings is created from bits. However via his hypothesis he redefines the concept arguing that the human body exists. In addition he suggests that the human body presents in single reality but the mind presents on another space which feels equal. Finally humans are created from computers that are outside the world due to evolution and some deity. At first the analogy builds impression counter-intuitive but his argument proves rational and progresses systematically to elaborate how The Matrix event is not close to Doubtful Hypothesis. Work cited David J. Chalmers. The Matrix as Metaphysics. Department of Philosophy University of Arizona Tueson Az 85721. (2009): Pp 1-28. [...]
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