In the texts from two decades, the digital thinker Vilém Flusser engages with phenomena of displacement, migration, and nationalism—experiences that are deeply rooted in the biography of the communication philosopher and which he made fruitful for a nomadic way of thinking through media theory. Migration is a creative situation, but the freedom associated with it must also be endured, which for Flusser meant rephrasing it in terms of responsibility. This requires a new way of thinking, which Flusser's texts and writings aim to inspire. His philosophy of communication and media advocates not for unity, but for multiplicity; not for reunification, but for interconnected dispersion. This is where his core ideas lie, presented with as much emphasis as wit and sharpness.