Like many things born in the ’70s, the Information Age is not aging well. It started with so much promise in its youth—unlimited access to the collective knowledge of mankind and all that. But now it’s going through a midlife crisis, and instead of just divorcing its wife and buying a Porsche like everyone else, it has decided to reinvent itself as The Propaganda Age.

Lunacy is in the mind of the beholder.

Refuse to be caged.

People living in stone houses should not cast glass.

Never burn a bridge you’re standing on.

Like many things born in the ’70s, the Information Age is not aging well.