spiral of growing madness. The population is in a state of crisis. Its incivility and ordinary madness, its multiple phobias regarding differences—physical, political, cultural, religious—characterized by an indifference to the suffering of others, lead public authorities to channel the nascent spirit of revolt. Educational messages for the population, on behaviors to adopt according to places and situations, subtly infiltrate the public space: do not smoke, keep to the right, yield the right of way, hold the handrail, turn off your mobile phone, validate your transport ticket, report any abandoned object, you are liable to be controlled and searched at any time...        Since the registration via the birth of the national identity card which, according to Giorgio Agamben, would be intended to divest the individual of responsibility in society and, consequently, to disengage them from all local politics, governments continue their program via an infantilizing educational project that would allow for the establishment of a totalitarian-type security framework, intended to control the masses. Thus, the voice of the people would be replaced by a large oppressive machinery whose deliberately overcomplicated workings are justified by an elitist science of globalization. If all infantile behavior is characterized by the rejection of rules and authority, we would be able to think that the world is not going mad. Nor would it lack education, even if more of it would lead it to emancipate itself from this power, rather than to revolt. When the people suffer, they react and turn against their masters, by instinct of survival, like a cornered beast...