Now not only have the methods of transmitting and receiving information been simplified and accelerated to lightning-fast levels, but access to any source of knowledge has become almost unlimited. And this seems unthinkable freedom for a person who lived in an information deficit. A reasonable and experienced person strives in every possible way to protect himself from an excessive flow of information, regulating the time of communication in a virtual network and rigidly cutting off unnecessary connections, sometimes hiring special assistant secretaries for this purpose. But people who are young, lonely and not rich sometimes subordinate their entire lives to communication in virtual reality. And this lifestyle is becoming, to the dismay of parents and those around them, an increasingly common norm for most young people these days. This is information terror.