Phrases that contest "natural" assumptions, reveal the difficulty of the alienation. As Donna Haraway refers to the definition of the woman as made “natural”, with the intention of designating ordinariness and normality to justify violent and unfair intensions, the exploitation through the technique of the internet and the digital dimension, is shameless but exposes human nature. It adverts of the compulsions of the alienated will. That is the will that cannot relate to the whole of its society, the truly socially unrecognizable individual will, the inverse of the Will of Nietzsche's Overman.
The desperate search for infinite connection, contests the assumption of the leisure and lenient character the urge for connection should withhold. In contrast to this, survival at dispense of showcasing life as a product and thus giving meaning and value to its byproducts, marketing, is a different approach to socialization. Is there a desire to create a man that is not a recreation of himself?
