In this essay, Byung-Chol Han analyzes modern man, surrounded by endless narratives, narratives and stories. However, despite this storm of meanings around us, we seem to have lost the ability to feel and understand the true narrative - and have found ourselves in a “post-narrative world”. Digital society is completely subordinated to information, and the process of “denarrativization” is accelerating every day. The flow of information, which is essentially a raging ocean of data, “suffocates the spirit” of history. Even though we are increasingly sharing and producing information, online and offline, “we don't tell each other stories anymore. We publish, share and like.”