The scientist and blogger Lafargue illustrates, particularly with the help of vivid illustrations, that the internet also has a non-digital infrastructure that can occasionally fail completely. For instance, in 2011, a Georgian pensioner stumbled upon a fiber optic cable in a field, mistaking it for a copper cable, and dug it up to sell it. As a result, half of Georgia and a neighboring country lost internet access. It is this cable that makes the old woman in the comic realize what she has caused, and it leads through the history and the entire contemporary world of the internet. We learn not only how filter bubbles constantly reinforce people's own views and thereby manipulate them politically, but also that the internet ultimately did not bring the freedom of thought that many had hoped for. Instead, it has become - like a.