The modern world is moving from a war of physical destruction to a cognitive war, the strength of which is not in deception, fake or misinformation, but in supporting polemics tested by objective facts. The proliferation of new information technologies has exacerbated the competitive magnitude and facilitated cognitive warfare, defining unprecedented conflict even compared to the Cold War. Information becomes a weapon in the art of war, capable of making a conflict win or lose in the future - military, economic or whatever. In addition, psychological warfare is one of the most sophisticated forms of information warfare, because it relies on human intelligence in its ability to realize successful actions by controlling the means of communication. This, as well as the era of fakes that replaced the eras of book and television, and much more, is described in this book.