Mandela Effect or Mandala Affect, man? frazzled matrix drips
Channel: Allen Marcus
Date: 15/04/2022

Do you remember accurately your memory of Nelson Mandela's son Colin Powell who died of colon cancer recently? He got so ill fevered his face melted on the concrete prison floor where he died.

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The book we didn't say by name is Neuromancer!!!




“All the speed he took, all the turns he'd taken and the corners he'd cut in Night City, and still he'd see the matrix in his sleep, bright lattices of logic ...
William Gibson — 'The Matrix has its roots in primitive arcade games,' said the voice-over, 'in early graphics programs and military experimentation with...
“In the nonspace of the matrix, the interior of a given data construct possessed unlimited subjective dimension; a child's toy calculator, ...

' Because The Matrix—the very word 'matrix'—is taken from Neuromancer, they stole that word, I can't use it in our movie." ^ Gibson, William (January 28, 2003).

In Neuromancer , cyberspace proves to be much more unstable and ... metaphors for the matrix

The biggest and perhaps most famous influence on The Matrix is William Gibson's genre-transforming 1984 novel Neuromancer.

The term was coined by Bruce Bethke in a short story, 'Cyberpunk' (1983). The first significant novel written in this idiom, according to many, predates the

the term "Matrix" is used in Neuromancer which is one of the most influencial cyberpunk books


If you want to get cyber-culture, here are three key titles:
1. Neuromancer, William Gibson, 1986
It is considered the Cyberpunk Manifesto. And it is the first book in which the word Cyberspace appears, as described by Gibson: a hallucination experienced consensually every day by billions of legal operators, in every nation […] A graphic representation of data obtained from the banks of every computer of the human system. Unthinkable complexity. Lines of light aligned in the non-space of the mind, clusters and constellations of data “.

2. Snow Crash, Neal Stephenson, 1992
Here the word metaverse is born, to describe a universally shared 3D digital space, immersed in everyday reality and superimposed on physical experience. Snow Crash is even considered a post-cyberpunk novel. In it there is a metalinguistic reading of the relationship between man and machine, which translates into the presence of a dangerous biological and linguistic virus.

3. Count Zero, William Gibson, 1986
It is part of Gibson’s The Sprawl trilogy. It is interesting because here art forms of the future are predicted and for the first time a work becomes at least partially digital, inspired by Joseph Cornell’s “wonder boxes”. We haven’t gotten there yet, but we’re very close.

orporate nerds whose access to the "Gibsonian matrix" (§5:382) must be regulated ... cyberpunk novel" (xiv), William Gibson's remarkable Neuromancer.

“The Matrix is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth.” –Morpheus. 

“Operators above a certain level tended to submerge their personalities, he knew. ”


New Media

simstim (Tally Isham, Sense/Net star; the Panthern Moderns as terrorist media artists)

cyberspace or the matrix (Johnny Mnemonic | Hackers)

hybrid simstim/cyberspace media (Case "flipping" into Molly's sensorium; Wintermute's and Neuromancer's avatars)