Life perpetuates itself through diversity, and this includes the ability to sacrifice itself when necessary.
There is the possibility that a single virus could destroy an entire set of systems, and copies do not give rise to variety and originality. Roger Ebert called Ghost in the Shell, "Unusually intelligent and challenging science fiction, aimed at smart audiences".Ghost in the Shell is full of fascinating dialog, such as this diatribe about the cycle of life and death by Project 2501. I have watched it several times and still get new things out of it every time.
Indeed, the story and concepts are very complicated. But is Project 2501 a villain?Most people who have told me that they didn't like this move said that they didn't understand it. By comparison, this new villain is virtually invincible. Whereas the HAL-9000 computer was relatively harmless, owing to its confinement in the Odyssey space ship, Project 2501 is a recognition that the global internet could have dire consequences for all of us. Where "2001" left off, Ghost in the Shell begins.Ghost in the Shell tells the story of a future in which a computer program, Project 2501, becomes self-aware and begins a quest to fill basic needs it feels are qualifiers of being alive by controlling computers and people to achieve its ultimate goals. "2001" envisioned computer intelligence imprisoned in the physical body of a computer. Clarke's "2001" warned us of the potential for humanity to create intelligent, even sentient computers that could murder their human creators. Science fiction began to fill this role when Arthur C. Today most warnings about the future fall into the category of science fiction.
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