One communicates, but as far as what is said, one does not know what becomes of it. This will become so obvious that there will no longer even be any problems concerning liberty or identity. One could not contest that Bill Gates has materiel strength and a power, which appear as a form of mythology in the sense that it has no relation whatsoever with the political relation, and that it abolishes traditional structures . Furthermore, this thing is quite capable of destroying itself. The sprawling monster can develop linearly in an exponential way, then fall into a chaotic zone of turbulence leading to accident, a sort of prevention and precaution against the omnipotence of the system which turns the meanings of things upside down.
Accident can appear as silent resistance, a sort of negative self-regulation of the machine.
In fact, virtuality is perhaps not a universal form of life, but a singularity. Certainly, because it is the system of representation that is at issue. The image that he has of himself is virtualized. One finds himself in a problematic universe, one hides in the network, that is, one is no longer anywhere. What is fascinating and exercises such an attraction is perhaps less the search for information or the thirst for knowledge than the desire to disappear, the possibility of dissolving and disappearing into the network.