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thepersonaofwill · 3 months
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The Lovely & Stunning Motoko Kusanagi 💜
A beautiful start to the New Year
By ILYA KUVSHINOV
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arcadebroke · 4 months
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A Masamune Shirow piece
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rachasakawa · 1 month
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February 3rd, 2024, meaning the happening of the The Laughing Man Incident in Stand Alone Complex. And I love ghost in the shell damn too much to let it pass the opportunity to post more Motoko xD
Motoko by me Photo by @ronaldoichiphotography
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amazonmandy · 9 months
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I have so many gorgeous new pics from Scoundrelrun at Momo I can never pic which to post next!! I hand painted the hex pattern on my bodysuit, my Seburo was printed by @cubseidl!
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katharynmarie · 5 months
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“Your effort to remain what you are is what limits you.”
Got to remake this one for my theatre! Ghost in the Shell is so intimidating to try and capture 😭
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dantoolsie · 4 months
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There really isn't a better place for this shit than Tumblr. I won't be taking questions.
#coryinthehouse #shinmegamitensei #persona #bioshock #ghostintheshell #clowntergeist #slotherhouse #nintendo #nds #3ds
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dummy-kanji · 3 months
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(vía Pinterest)
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boredtechnologist · 4 months
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Ghost in the Shell for the PlayStation 1 console
Reviewing "Ghost in the Shell," particularly the 1995 anime film directed by Mamoru Oshii, from a philosophical standpoint involves exploring its rich narrative and thematic content, which delve into questions of identity, consciousness, and the nature of humanity in an increasingly technological world.
1. The Nature of Identity and Self in a Technologically Advanced World: At its core, "Ghost in the Shell" grapples with the question of what it means to be human in an era where the boundaries between human and machine are blurred. The protagonist, Major Motoko Kusanagi, a cyborg with a human "ghost" (soul or consciousness) inside a mechanical "shell," embodies this dilemma. The film explores the philosophical question of identity in the digital age – if one's body is artificial and one's memories can be manipulated, what then is the essence of being human? This theme resonates with the ideas of philosophers like Descartes, who pondered the nature of the self and consciousness.
2. Consciousness, Mind, and the Possibility of Artificial Intelligence: "Ghost in the Shell" delves into the concept of artificial intelligence and the nature of consciousness. The film raises the question of whether a machine can possess a ghost – a consciousness or a soul. This idea invites discussion on the philosophy of mind, particularly the debate between dualism (the mind and body as separate) and physicalism (the mind as a function of the physical brain). The film challenges the viewer to consider the possibility that consciousness might be replicated or emerge in artificial entities.
3. The Ethics of Enhancement and Transhumanism: The world of "Ghost in the Shell" is one where cybernetic enhancements are commonplace, raising ethical questions about human enhancement and transhumanism. The film prompts viewers to consider the implications of merging human and machine – the potential benefits and the risks involved. It engages with transhumanist philosophy, which advocates for the use of technology to enhance human physical and cognitive abilities and questions what such changes might mean for the human experience.
4. The Concept of Free Will in a Programmed Reality: The film also touches on the concept of free will, especially in a world where memories and identities can be programmed or altered. The philosophical debate here revolves around the nature of free will and determinism in a technologically advanced society. Are the characters acting of their own free will, or are they following programmed directives? This theme echoes the existential concern about the authenticity of one's choices and actions.
5. The Interplay of Individuality and Connectivity in the Information Age: "Ghost in the Shell" explores the tension between individuality and the interconnectedness brought about by advanced information technology. The film presents a world where minds can connect directly to networks, raising questions about the individual's place in an interconnected world and the loss of privacy. It invites viewers to ponder the balance between the benefits of hyper-connectivity and the preservation of individual autonomy and privacy.
6. The Impact of Technology on Society and Humanity: Finally, "Ghost in the Shell" offers a broader critique of the impact of technology on society and humanity. It presents a future where technology has profoundly transformed society, politics, and the human body, prompting philosophical reflection on our current trajectory with technology and the potential consequences for future societies.
In summary, "Ghost in the Shell" is a deeply philosophical film that engages with complex themes such as the nature of identity and consciousness, the ethics of human enhancement, free will in a programmed reality, individuality in an interconnected world, and the societal impact of technology. Its exploration of these themes makes it a rich and thought-provoking work that resonates with a wide range of philosophical discussions.
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hoemoe92 · 8 months
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artofjim · 8 months
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Ghost in the Shell Commission || 12x9 ink
commissions open right now, and pay-what-you-want!
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thepersonaofwill · 8 months
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Motoko Kusanagi With The Tachikomas Such A Great Visual | Stand Alone Complex
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amazedanny · 1 day
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Masamune Shirow illustrations, also used as covers for western issue releases. These are textless
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rachasakawa · 1 year
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I can't express how happy I am to finally have photos as Motoko. Teen Rach is crying in joy for the accomplishment haha! I have a never ending love for Ghost in the Shell, old friends are used to it xD
Motoko by me Photo by @rizzyun
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amazonmandy · 8 months
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New Kusanagi pic from Momo, I'm never going to get tired of all of the new pics of the Major @worldofgwendana and I shot together!!
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