There is a global media plague, and it's way more serious than an actual disease. No one specifically has started it, and no one specifically can stop it. It te

There is a global media plague, and it's way more serious than an actual disease. No one specifically has started it, and no one specifically can stop it. It tells you something about modern people and societies, and it's not something you can fix by mere smartphone application. Reading Giorgio Agamben, one can see that he was completely devastated by the sight of absolute cowardice and obedience (I don't mean particular social and governmental issues, I mean lack of mental self-sufficiency), and his theoretical work realized in such a way.