Should one initiate an article about the nonsense with the attempt to clearly define nonsense (or at least reasonably clear)? Never, you shouldn’t be that. Because such an attempt would be one thing above all: pretty nonsensical. Nonsense has always been – and is particularly today – a sprawling phenomenon that mocks every description. You can find nonsense everywhere and anywhere. It is available as a harmless quartel and as a malignant punch. Nonsense is not to be killed, he has to constantly reorganize and fight by lovers of the Enlightenment and civilization. Since the Internet has been, mankind has experienced a multiplication of global nonsense, in which every thinking individual stands out the mind. Nonsense occurs in the camouflage of supposed expertise, but above all, thanks to the manipulation options of the new communication media, he has shamelessly broadly spread in politics.
