The Ecstasy of Communication is a comprehensive analysis of what it means to be “wired” in our braver-than-brave new world, where sexuality has been replaced by pornography, knowledge replaced by information, hysteria by schizophrenia, subject replaced by object, and violence replaced by terror (132). He states that “there is a screen and a network” (126). The whole surrounding universe becomes a controlled screen” (127). Television brings “the entire universe… on your home screen. This is a microscopic pornography, pornographic because it is forced, exaggerated, just like the close-up of sexual acts in a porno film” (130). According to Baudrillard, “living, nowadays, is a terminal of multiple networks” (128). Currently, the space of habitation
