The search for a realistic understanding of economics and politics is the central theme of this book. The overwhelming amount of daily information stands in an ever-increasing contrast to the knowledge of connections. There is a growing deficit in holistic perspectives. The gap between the media world and subjective life perception is concerning, as all forms of media have become indispensable factors of identity for every citizen in modern economic society. This society not only requires a multitude of information but also a conception of connections that are vertical in nature, meaning in the context of history, present, and future, as well as horizontal, in the form of intelligent transgressions of specialized divisions of knowledge. In this sense, the book seeks answers to the apparent discrepancies in our perception of reality.