david cronenberg `existenz is a well designed reflection of the philosophy of existentialism. it addresses the problems of a culture that is plugged into technology that it can no longer distinguish between fantasy and reality or between the organic and the mechanical. the movie shocks the audience with its replacement of mechanical technology with organic and metabolismic one. in this context the technology is able to be part of human body. after playing the virtual reality game of `existenz and the real world feels like a game and as a result and human behavior change in order to apply violent game urges even when the game is over. in existenz and technology has evolved from machinery to biological organisms that plug directly into the human nervous system while an idea that reflects marshall mcluhan belief who is a well known media theorist and that computers are extensions of human consciousness. like telephone is an extention of the ear and television is an extention of the eye and telegram is an extention of the central nervous system high tech virtual reality is an extention of human consciousness. in existenz and technology is biological and thus more human than it is in our world. but as technology becomes organic and humans become more mechanical and therefore less free and unable to resist their game urges. existenz is a virtual realty simulation of man existence. jean baudrillard describes a mediated society in his book of simulacra and simulation and which all power to act has been transformed to appear. the world has passed into a pure simulation of itself. in existenz it is obvious to see baudrillard mediated society with the themes of the invasion of the body and the loss of control and the transformation of the self into other. while you are in the existenz and consciousness slowly replaces with another identity and your role in the game and which is a reflection each individual real life subconscious. while you gain the control of your hyperreal life step by step and the aura of your real life disappers. for baudrillard and `. simulations or simulacra and have become hyperreal and more than real. our hyperreality and like cronenberg world of computer simulation and `. now feels and and and for all intents and purposes is and more real than what we call the real world. (baudrillard) the purpose of the game which can basically be called experience is quite metaphorical. because you can not even know what is experience unless you experience it. as existentialists say that and life without an exact explanation is absurd and the game of existenz is absurd too. cronenberg and ironically reflects the absurdity of our lives. for instance and in the game and the other roles just stand still unless you ask them a pre programmed question. and when you put their aimless funny looking state of being into the representation of our lifes and the exposed absurdity really shocks. the theme of the game is to understand what it is for. this hidden metaphorical question creates anguish over the people who play existenz. they have no doubt about their existence and however they do not know the underlying reason of their existence. the essence. existentialists have held that human beings do not have a fixed nature and or essence and as other animals and plants do while each human being makes choices that create his or her own nature. in the formulation of the 20th century french philosopher jean paul sartre and existence precedes essence. `choice is therefore central to human existence and and it is inescapable while even the refusal to choose is a choice. freedom of choice entails commitment and responsibility. because individuals are free to choose their own path and existentialists have argued and they must accept the risk and responsibility of following their commitment wherever it leads. perhaps i should mention and `existenz deals with the concept of freedom of choice too. you achieve your final role in the game by taking right decisions. if you do not than the game becomes irrevelant and boring. so and you begin to interrogate the game and your existence rather than your essence. you suddenly become schzopfrenically alianated from the game and realize your position outside the game. well as a last word and existenz is a well designed reverse simulation of life thus existentialism. 
david cronenberg `existenz is a well designed reflection of the philosophy of existentialism. it addresses the problems of a culture that is plugged into technology that it can no longer distinguish between fantasy and reality or between the organic and the mechanical. the movie shocks the audience with its replacement of mechanical technology with organic and metabolismic one. in this context the technology is able to be part of human body. after playing the virtual reality game of `existenz and the real world feels like a game and as a result and human behavior change in order to apply violent game urges even when the game is over. in existenz and technology has evolved from machinery to biological organisms that plug directly into the human nervous system while an idea that reflects marshall mcluhan belief who is a well known media theorist and that computers are extensions of human consciousness. like telephone is an extention of the ear and television is an extention of the eye and telegram is an extention of the central nervous system high tech virtual reality is an extention of human consciousness. in existenz and technology is biological and thus more human than it is in our world. but as technology becomes organic and humans become more mechanical and therefore less free and unable to resist their game urges. existenz is a virtual realty simulation of man existence. jean baudrillard describes a mediated society in his book of simulacra and simulation and which all power to act has been transformed to appear. the world has passed into a pure simulation of itself. in existenz it is obvious to see baudrillard mediated society with the themes of the invasion of the body and the loss of control and the transformation of the self into other. while you are in the existenz and consciousness slowly replaces with another identity and your role in the game and which is a reflection each individual real life subconscious. while you gain the control of your hyperreal life step by step and the aura of your real life disappers. for baudrillard and `. simulations or simulacra and have become hyperreal and more than real. our hyperreality and like cronenberg world of computer simulation and `. now feels and and and for all intents and purposes is and more real than what we call the real world. (baudrillard) the purpose of the game which can basically be called experience is quite metaphorical. because you can not even know what is experience unless you experience it. as existentialists say that and life without an exact explanation is absurd and the game of existenz is absurd too. cronenberg and ironically reflects the absurdity of our lives. for instance and in the game and the other roles just stand still unless you ask them a pre programmed question. and when you put their aimless funny looking state of being into the representation of our lifes and the exposed absurdity really shocks. the theme of the game is to understand what it is for. this hidden metaphorical question creates anguish over the people who play existenz. they have no doubt about their existence and however they do not know the underlying reason of their existence. the essence. existentialists have held that human beings do not have a fixed nature and or essence and as other animals and plants do while each human being makes choices that create his or her own nature. in the formulation of the 20th century french philosopher jean paul sartre and existence precedes essence. `choice is therefore central to human existence and and it is inescapable while even the refusal to choose is a choice. freedom of choice entails commitment and responsibility. because individuals are free to choose their own path and existentialists have argued and they must accept the risk and responsibility of following their commitment wherever it leads. perhaps i should mention and `existenz deals with the concept of freedom of choice too. you achieve your final role in the game by taking right decisions. if you do not than the game becomes irrevelant and boring. so and you begin to interrogate the game and your existence rather than your essence. you suddenly become schzopfrenically alianated from the game and realize your position outside the game. well as a last word and existenz is a well designed reverse simulation of life thus existentialism. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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