Flexibility: when a simulation is perceived as more realistic and important than real life. We learn reality through information. Information is information about objects, phenomena and processes received from the surrounding world, perceived by a person through the senses. This information is essential for orientation, interaction and survival in the environment. That is, the correct analysis of reality helps us not only to communicate with the environment, but also to survive. Today we are surrounded by artificial sources of moderate information. How much does survival and development mean in the real world? Will he be free in his thoughts and decisions, or will all his thoughts be shaped by someone else? Let's try to figure it out. We live in an age of fast information. Information on any volume in a short time can be transmitted to any point of our planet and beyond. Digital gadgets help us get unlimited amounts of information from anywhere in the world and about any person or place on our planet. In fact, we have all become virtual travelers who have learned visual content, there is an opportunity to admire Egyptian pyramids or Mayan pyramids in Mexico or Guatemala every day. Visit Kamchatka or Victoria Falls to drink coffee with a beautiful girl in Paris or participate in riots. And all this can be done in one day by feeding the news on a smartphone or walking on Instagram. No less, completely free and without any effort. What if the images and videos that shape our worldview are artificially created and do not correspond to objective reality? Modern man lives in a world where the line between the real and the artificial has ceased to be felt. Moreover, we often deliberately dive into the virtual world, escape from the gray and energetic reality, and convince ourselves that reality is where you feel good.