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.
Happiness is essential for both the individual and the group.
There, there is a general problem of critical mass of the means which puts an end to ends. I am not sure that with the virtual world we are moving closer still to happiness, because virtuality only gives possibilities virtually, while taking back the reference and the density of things, their meaning. It gives you everything, and subtly, surreptitiously it takes everything away at the same time. One loses what one wins and vice versa. All that one can do is refuse to play, but it's not easy in our times.