Through the large glass windows, a black and yellow sign advertises the privileged place of the media, advertising, and political representation. It beckons one to enter: enter, and you will be recognized instantly by the computer, and will not be able to escape from its terror. This is the utopia of solitary confinement in the most perfect liberty. Is this utopia exclusive? Does it exist only by itself? In a society as perfect as ours, in which every child is raised in the shadow of a mythical and conventional order, there will always be a limit to the achievements of individual minds. And there will always be a limit to the technocratic conquest of a society by eliminating the gap that separates the privileged places of order from the rest.

An essential theoretical question in the development of conjunctive and cumulative memory remains to be asked: how can memory be made to operate in these specific places?