“I can still remember the time when everyone in the schoolyard was talking about what was on TV the night before. That was the campfire effect. This discourse is over, the loss is dramatic. At the same time, a radical individualization took place: Now everyone is a broadcaster. Both lead to a deep-seated identity crisis. People no longer know who they are, and therefore also no longer know what they should do.”
– Zeh, J. in an interview with Werle, K.: Confucius would be a Twitter slingshot today, in: manager magazine (No. 06/2016), p. 107.
