Can the technologies of the technocratic society rearrange the world according to their own image, or to the contrary, are we facing a new form of the crisis of capitalism? According to the technological redemption formula "if you are useful for the technology of others, you can get a opportunities which can offer you specific objectives and the means to reach them"

(arranged for press and notes written by Péter T. Zselensky) Somewhat strange, unusual for our readers, here are cogitations about life, love, community akin with the mentality of the Consciousness – fascinating details of the ideas of a self-conscious homeless person, today's hippie, a gentle rebel.

The article makes an attempt to revise the image of the Austrian national memory of Austria's participation in World War II. The author – on the basis of a well-documented case study in Burgenland – comes to the conclusion that the local community accepted the racist policy and genocide by the nazis, or at least they resigned themselves to it, and the final disappointment only came at the time when total war was threatening Burgenland, too.

Questions asked by the editorial board are answered by experts on the subject: Pál Pritz, Gábor Székely, István Ravasz, Péter Sipos, Éva Varga and Péter Konok.