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Colonel John Matrix [disambiguated: | |||
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[[error]] | |||
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Fictional featured character in the 1985 film | |||
<em> | |||
Commando | |||
</em> | |||
starring | |||
action star and former Mr. Universe | |||
[[arnold-schwarzenegger]] | |||
, directed | |||
by Mark L. Lester. Matrix is a former green beret remarkable for his ability | |||
to remain unphased in the face of ultra-violence, perhaps due to transcendent | |||
awareness of his participation in a celluloid-based narrative, a phenomenon | |||
commonly called "the Matrix Effect", with the term matrix here referring not | |||
only to the character's nomenclature but the pixel-based fabric of spacetime | |||
as described in | |||
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[[quantum-loop-gravity]] | |||
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1 | |||
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1 | |||
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The term "matrix" here also relates here both to | |||
[[william-gibson]] | |||
's conceptualization of | |||
cyberspace and to the development of control parameters (including tone | |||
rows, dynamics, etc) in the | |||
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[[error]] | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
Colonel John Matrix [disambiguated:
error
]
Fictional featured character in the 1985 film
Commando
starring
action star and former Mr. Universe
arnold-schwarzenegger
, directed
by Mark L. Lester. Matrix is a former green beret remarkable for his ability
to remain unphased in the face of ultra-violence, perhaps due to transcendent
awareness of his participation in a celluloid-based narrative, a phenomenon
commonly called "the Matrix Effect", with the term matrix here referring not
only to the character's nomenclature but the pixel-based fabric of spacetime
as described in
quantum-loop-gravity
1
.
1 The term "matrix" here also relates here both to william-gibson 's conceptualization of cyberspace and to the development of control parameters (including tone rows, dynamics, etc) in the error .