Perhaps it is better to stay home anyway

"Actually, no, you're not a slave. You are less than that, and a lot. You're a beast of prey locked in a cage whose bars are not fixed and solid objects that you can bite or against which you may desperately typing your head before falling, drunk calls, but calmed down. No, these bars are your rivals, members of your own species, on average as smart as you are, always shifty [...]
And the number of your rivals never ceases to grow - and they told you that privacy is the way to escape any time pressure your contemporaries, but this privacy, intimacy become a luxury "

We alternate between a certain amusement, with a relatively unstructured narrative, interspersed with numerous characters sometimes glimpsed only a few pages, and annoyance because of precisely this choice that can at times seem too artificial, too "look as I am able and modern, perhaps you will understand in the end, so keep "as an intellectually pretentious writing.

Because ultimately it is the unstructured structured around four types of chapters ("milestones and portraits n", "n context", "continuity n", "world on the move n"), which does not help the author to explore an idea in an interesting start when overcrowding leads to eugenics and consistency. Disappointing.