It is ironic

          Dos said, this morning I read an article by a professor from an institution. He claims that the institution is committed to total digitolism.

          Dollcee said, it sounds like us, fully committed digitolists and isolated.

          Dos said, I do not believe much has really changed. the random nature of the universe has not changed, the only thing that has changed is the way information is recorded, stored and transmitted.

          Dollcee said, do you think citizens are losing control of the process Dos.

          Without much effort, Dos managed a vague expression and said, wouldn’t that be good, if some leaders of mankind lost control of the transmission of information. The trouble is, the broadcasters of information do not wish to commit to any outlay for content and so they broadcast what is essentially free for them. Citizens are restricted to this restricted perception and believe that is their reality. They have the freedom to put a bucket on their heads or accept what they are exposed to.

          Dollcee said, the loudest noise dominates the perception of the citizens.

          Dos said, that is what the professor claims, the institutions that once provided students with alternative perceptions and how to locate them on the cultural dial are no longer relevant. Citizens now believe they can go any where and with a few taps, they can know anything and everything. Most of that information comes from the decaying institutions digitized the information.

          Dollcee said, isn’t it ironic, those institutions enable the development of digitolism and now it is the going to render them redundant.

          Cybo said, those who spend their lives working for a better future get wiped out by the smarty pants who have only one thing and that is a selfish gene.

          Dollcee said, well there is one thing, the more things change, the more they remain the same.