I think we can now add “information” to the “images” that mediate “social relation among people”, which G. Debord expresses in the concept of “the spectacle”. It is very difficult to say that the information that constantly flows out of our eyes can find the necessary response in our brain. Information overload causes us to lose our sense of reality, putting us in the state of seeing everything but feeling nothing. This situation questions how we feel about the serious problems and impending disasters in the Anthropocene. Will information, which is the basic element of human being, become an element of alienation, or will it play a role that paves the way for a life in harmony with society and nature?
Medeni Yanat 
Co-Lab Project-Anthropocene
Research 
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