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	When we look back to when computers first became popular, they were seen as a way of organizing information. Then the internet was formed allowing people to share this information and to communicate. People began using the internet to communicate to the point that virtual societies were created. Some people have become so attached to the virtual world that they begin to feel as if the virtual is more real than reality. This is a thought that is explored in two science-fiction movies: The Matrix and Serial Experiments: Lain.		When we look back to when computers first became popular, they were seen as a way of organizing information. Then the internet was formed allowing people to share this information and to communicate. People began using the internet to communicate to the point that virtual societies were created. Some people have become so attached to the virtual world that they begin to feel as if the virtual is more real than reality. This is a thought that is explored in two science-fiction movies: The Matrix and Serial Experiments: Lain.