Blue Pill/Red Pill: ... In the 1999 movie The Matrix, Morpheus gives Neo a simple choice: take the blue pill, and Neo can go on believing whatever he wants to believe.

The red and blue colours that people see are simply what their brains perceive based on the rest of the information around them, and even when a person knows the pills are grey, they still see ...

The Red Pill and The Blue Pill users are getting into The Matrix Resurrections and roleplaying as if they’re a part of its universe. One Red Pill Instagram user wrote, “Time to wake up.” ...

"Take the blue pill, the story ends here, nothing in your life will change. Take the red pill, you stay in the economics wonderland and tolerate more risk and go to places you didn't dare go before." ...

There's going to be some disagreement, but if there's broad agreement that, in this situation the blue pill works better than the red pill, and it turns out the blue pills are half as expensive as ...

Or he could take a blue pill and live in the illusion, blissfully unaware of reality. The term “red pill” has now been adopted by certain groups – specifically, men’s rights groups – to ...

There's a new optical illusion messing with people's minds just over a month after #thedress sent the internet into meltdown. The new illusion involves pills and whether or not you see them in red ...

Clear to see: The same pills on a dark background are revealed to be both the same colour - grey. The 1999 sci-fi movie starring Keanu Reeves is famous for its hi-tech gadgets, as well as the idea ...