MATRIX TRILOGY (BLU-RAY) HAS 3 COMMENTARIES BY 2 PHILOSOPHERS:

The first philosopher is Dr. Cornel West, you can witness his thinking below:



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D-Thinker

I do believe in radical views in religion, Cornel West says 'To be a Christian is to live dangerously, honestly, freely - to step in the name of love as if you may land on nothing, yet to keep stepping because the something that sustains you no empire can give you and no empire can take away'. I think this kind of radicalism is healthy in religion and can blunt the edge of extremism which can exist in all religions.

ref. from my book:

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Personal reflections on terrorism.- Extremist terror groups are marginalized more by their beliefs, and concerns rather than springing from some hotpot of collective belief gone perverse. The reason why perspective is lost, is that extremists rely sometimes on terror; though many extremists do become purists. This relationship between puritans and terrorists, are the two extremes, but both involve sacrifice, whereas purists use sacrifice as a form of conditioning, whereas terrorists use and involve the sacrifice of others. But both of these extremes, are reactions to a certain cause, perhaps extremists are driven there by a view that the average person of their belief is too feeble, but this is no expressive soul reaction, but perhaps a reaction of anger and shame forged into a sword of hate!

The other philosopher is Ken Wiber:



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http://www.kenwilber.com/home/landing/index.html

D-Thinker

He seems to have a strong interest in thinking, he is a new thinker (to me) and I give all people the benefit of the doubt on first encounters. He does appear to think evolution is important, but just because it is big does not make it important, I believe evolution to be more coincidental than important.