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A world perpetually covered by clouds. A soldier with a cruciform weapon. An enigmatic girl wandering in a desolate and lifeless landscape, with long white hair and carrying an egg to which she seems very attached. Discover the review
A world perpetually covered by clouds. A soldier with a cruciform weapon. An enigmatic girl wandering in a desolate and lifeless landscape, with long white hair and carrying an egg to which she seems very attached.
"Ghost in the shell" is born from a strongly Orwellian cyberpunk concept which, after 2001 and Neuromancer, completes the circle of interpretations on the immeasurable conflict between man and machine; that is, the first (see Major Kusanagi) in fervent search of the sidereal expansion of one’s self, and the second (project 2501) being "the perfect cognitive extension": the so-called creativity within calculation - and here intervenes the strong comparison with Hal 9000 of which there is a strong vocal resemblance - which pushes to repudiate the algorithmic malleability inherent in the computer [by its very creators, in this case the corrupt Section 6] as a bug, and as is evident from the vision, forced to find a volatile physical universe (birth – life – death – reproduction) to be able to imprint tangibly and not just psycho-cybernetically its own creative coercion. Discover the review
"Ghost in the shell" is born from a strongly Orwellian cyberpunk concept which, after 2001 and Neuromancer, completes the circle of interpretations on the immeasurable conflict between man and machine; that is, the first (see Major Kusanagi) in fervent search of the sidereal expansion of one’s self, and the second (project 2501) being "the perfect cognitive extension": the so-called creativity within calculation - and here intervenes the strong comparison with Hal 9000 of which there is a strong vocal resemblance - which pushes to repudiate the algorithmic malleability inherent in the computer [by its very creators, in this case the corrupt Section 6] as a bug, and as is evident from the vision, forced to find a volatile physical universe (birth – life – death – reproduction) to be able to imprint tangibly and not just psycho-cybernetically its own creative coercion.
Every day is the same. Spent in a gray and sterile atmosphere. Discover the review
Every day is the same. Spent in a gray and sterile atmosphere.
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