this is an i-search paper: does the matrix exist? can human beings prove their own existence? just in case to know more an i-search paper is, here an website http://depts.gallaudet.edu/englishworks/writing/formatsheet.html introduction: begin by discussing why you chose topic. your lead should be in narrative form, telling the reader your personal interest in the topic. so explain why you were interested in doing research on the matrix. part i – write what you already know about the matrix: this is where you write one or two paragraphs, discussing what knowledge, experience, or background you already have about your topic, before having done any research on it. talk about what you already know about the matrix, mind and body divide, etc. part ii – write about: what you find out: here is where you state your research questions: does the matrix exist? can human beings prove their own existence? part iii - the search: this is the body of the paper: not only do you report on what others have said about the topic, but also add your opinion of their perspectives. include here any research you did on your topic: articles movies books, short stories, interviews, websites, etc. summarize what these sources say, and their argument and then comment on the sources, letting your readers know how this information contributes to the answer to your question. so include here in the research on descartes and different philosophers; such as j.j.c. smart “sensations and brain processes” and "is the brain''s mind a computer program?", john searle, jerry fodor “the mind-body problem. also, give an example is the of the move. plus relate the movie of this story “ the exiles”. * here is a good website for information : Part IV – What you Learned/Conclusion: In the conclusion , here where you reflect upon the entire research experience, not only what you got out of it, not on only what you’ve learned, but how this search has changed the way you think about the topic, and science fiction in general.