digital disinformation

I. Introduction: When Reality Became Optional The modern age congratulates itself on its intelligence. We build algorithms that out-calculate us, simulations that out-imagine us, and entertainment that feels more “real” than the world itself. Yet beneath the glittering circuitry of our new technocratic order, something has gone terribly wrong. The modern person increasingly lives in a simulation of meaning—a realm where problems can be solved like code and justice dispensed like an in-game reward. The digital imagination has become the lens through which the human soul perceives itself. The consequences are not only psychological but civilizational. What the ancient world feared as hubris—the confusion of human creativity with divine authority—has reappeared in new form. Our world now worships the engineer-priest, the “smartest person in the room,” who claims both the moral and technical power to redesign humanity. The line between fantasy and reality has not simply blurred; it has inv

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