In the countless crises of society today, we increasingly observe a media phenomenon referred to as the weaponization of information or “media warfare”. This was most recently noted by Joseph Vogl in his book “Capital and Resentment”, which concludes with the sentence: “Even though there are no ends and no pure dead ends in history, one must probably concede that the hostility of all against all has not only become a successful business model, but also an extremely viable sense of community. It is not excluded that it will provide the ferment for a new pre-war period.”