I'm chocked by how superficial this documentary is, scientifically but also and most importantly how it lacks any comprehension about ethics and spiritual growth. It spends so much time (2 hours of uninteresting random interviews) trying to convince people of the simulation theory and it forgets to ask and debate how to make sense of this reality, what are the real lessons that we have to learn from this cyclical existence, why are we in it and how come we are consciously interconnected and interdependent, instead of seeing everyone else as literally shootable characters. The film asks "once we know it's all a simulation, what keeps us from shooting and killing each other?" The answer is simple: because we have human values that transcend the idea of just acting to our own materialistic benefit. It's so sad that the film doesn't enlighten the audience in any way towards that. I hope its creators and collaborators keep looking for the answers they seek in a brighter light. 🙌
Review of A Glitch in the Matrix
