Finding The Ultimate Truth: Dismantle and Deconstruct

It is difficult to find your ultimate truth. In the movie 'I Heart Huckabees', existentialism plays an important role in finding out the ultimate truth of himself. Existentialism is a philosophical point of emphasis on the individual's own position as a self-determining factor (Cherry). It also highlights the freedom of freedom, the choice of freedom, the importance of each individual's unique experience, and the choice of one person and his own responsibility (Rooney). President Detective Bernard Jaffe in the movie explained to Albert Markovski that "dismantling stops your daily thoughts and helps to abandon the normal identity you think is different.

I like your idea of ​​breaking everything. As an activity, the demolitionist formalization program Derrida urges people to find new conceptual concepts in concept concepts. So, as a philosophical overture, I have to take off the irregular clothes and many concepts.

I use decomposition, and part of it is in the spoken language of division. In VR, we get debris from reality here and there, we do not wholesale it. We disassembled and reassembled it. I also used the decomposition in the sense of Derrida and other literary philosophers who practice decomposition by analyzing the framework of meaning inherent in all languages. These interpretiveists believe that all words are coincidental and have no basis for meaning (perhaps there is a fundamental significance in axiomatic mathematical systems). The greatest possibility of VR is a decomposing mashup that uses the system functions to redefine today's computer's hyper mathematics, these genuine bundling rules.

Dismantling is a political practice aimed at weakening and eliminating the logic of a specific ideology to maintain its integrity. Decompositionists insist that words are not enough to define reality. They believe that words, especially written forms, are being carried out between readers and minds. According to the demolitionist, everything is just a point of view, there is no fixed way to distinguish the meaning of the language. Therefore, when critics analyze literary works, they do not analyze the author's original meaning, but rather what the reader interprets from that work.

Demolition is part of the post-modern movement and is usually defined by the phrase "Purdue OWL". Contrary to the political and economic agenda of Marxist criticism, demolition works at a more philosophical level. The world seems to be divided into binary confrontation such as life / death, black / white, wrong / correct. Dismantling not only points out the shortcomings of dualistic thinking, but also places these concepts at the core, thereby destroying these concepts. Demolition attacks the reader at a personal level, there may not be a single absolute truth, and the world makes them think that they may be far more complicated than they originally thought.