The digital world, new technologies, and social networking networks change our daily life, reflected in vital areas, such as: work, education, and social and economic relations. These transformations have strengthened our feeling of restriction and observation, and motivated our desires to consume, which led to the growing isolationist situation, and the difficulty of forming the point of view of any issue. We are addicted to this technology, and we feel the anguish and confusion when we separate from the stimulus flowing stream on the screens. But how can we protect ourselves from social networks under this new reality? What is the role of art, literature, reading, libraries, writing, ideologies, and beliefs? How can we know the truth, at a time when we are surrounded by false news, political popularity, and the fake feeling of freedom and happiness provided by the Internet? Do we have to live in a world without culture, without thought, and without realization, in a world in which the identity of societies is dissolved in gelatinous molds for more misinformation and generalization?