Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

Major Motoko KusanagiKay & I finished watching Stand Alone Complex, the first season of the “Ghost in the Shell” TV series. Awesome, we both enjoyed it thoroughly. Its questions are spiritual and relevant: As technology and humanity continue to merge, what becomes of humanity? If body parts, and entire bodies, can be swapped, what is a person’s soul or “ghost”?

Besides, it has girls with guns: Major Kusanagi kicks some serious butt.

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One Response to “Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex”

  1. Rob March 7, 2006 at 7:18 pm #

    It seams at least while we live here, in physical reality, if flesh and soul are separated neither one will work very well. When my body resorts to the mechanical functions of life, my soul wilts. Many Days I live my life in a way where it appears that I have forgotten my soul. Get up go to work, type, shuffle through papers, go home, eat, sleep repeat pattern. Very Machine like.
    If we get good enough with technology to separate the soul from the body, my guess is the soul would wilt from the separation just as my body wilts from the neglect of my soul.

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