someone cracks open her door and she hears steps into the space of the room as something wades into the water covering the floor, ensuring her Navi coolant system has a constant source of makeshift coolant. Lain is next shown within her den of room sporting her kawaii bear kigurumi. The virtuality of the Event has taken precedence over the reality behind it, and is as such, now a social fact.
The conjecture has become fact, the rumors, history. This is bs, but has been swallowed wholesale by much of the American public as true. Conspiracy theorists have taken the event to signify the crash landing of an alien craft, which was recovered by the American government and hidden from the people. Further, ‘Conjecture has become fact, and rumor has become history.’ This incident, the Roswell Incident, has been investigated pretty thoroughly and explained through scientific analyses to have probably been the crash-landing of a weather balloon rigged with many measurement apparatuses or even possibly a spy plane. He begins by explaining that on July 4th, 1947 in the desert of New Mexico, an unidentified craft crash landed. He will explain past events and archival footage, photographs, and other materials will stream by on the screen, thereby visually aiding his explanations. Certainly his actions have caused suffering for Lain.Ī man’s voice, giving a briefing to an unknown person or group of persons (perhaps us, the viewers, alone?) will alternate with events from Lain’s quest throughout this episode. That god is always by the side of the denizens of the Wired whilst within the Wired, but not when they exit the Wired, and furthermore, his presence doesn’t belie the unproved assertion that he is beneficent and worth trusting, or generally a source of alleviation of suffering. But within the metaphysics of the show itself, they are likewise pretty subject to questioning as the real world may just be a hologram emitted from the hive mind of the Wired, which itself seems to have a god who is neither a creator being nor an omnipotent one, but only one who is omnipresent within the Wired and seems to cause more trouble and grief than he fixes. Whether or not you believe in Him, god is always by your side.’ From the perspective of our own world, in which the existence of god is at least very highly suspect (and most likely there is no such thing as it is no longer really necessary as a theory to explain the existence of the Universe), this woman’s statements are extremely naive.
SERIAL EXPERIMENTS LAIN OP NAME FREE
‘If you want to be free of suffering, you should believe in God. Her message is, as have been all prior opening messages, quite enigmatic, even within the context of the episodic content itself.
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