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| β | This comic makes reference to the idea, as presented in the movie | + | This comic makes reference to the idea, as presented in the movie {{w|The Matrix}}, that reality is a computer simulation. In {{w|Liquid-crystal display|LCD screens}}, especially {{w|TFT LCD}}, a {{w|Defective pixel|dead pixel}} is a pixel that does not work properly, usually set as black or as some other color. Megan realizes that the reality is a computer simulation when she sees dead pixels in the sky, indicating that what she sees is an LCD screen. |
In the last panel of the comic, there are two red and one green pixel that look exactly like actual dead pixels. | In the last panel of the comic, there are two red and one green pixel that look exactly like actual dead pixels. | ||
