In the dynamic essay "The Agony of Eros," Byung-Chol Khan sees control of passions in modern society as the most important tool for "taming" and manipulation by the authorities. Under the yoke of this control, a person is no longer able to love and only indulges his sexuality. Today, sex is performance, sexuality is capital. Porn is an anticipation of dead sex in the virtual space, not live sexuality. A burnout society, in which a person is exhausted on his own, without the opportunity to free himself in relation to the Other, there is a society without Eros.