As soon as it was possible to easily transfer complex ideas from an individual to the masses of others - and as soon as others were able to receive them easily, they could approve them - everyone suddenly has the power of comprehensive political power. Therefore, the flow of free information gave everyone a greater status in society - regardless of his class affiliation or wealth - to demand a degree of dignity equal to all others, and gives individuals the ability to examine the use of power by those working in the government.
The rapid dissemination of complex ideas has empowered individuals, allowing them to articulate and share their thoughts widely. This transformation in communication has enabled others to understand and approve of these ideas easily, leading to a collective political power among the masses. With information flowing freely, the barriers that once limited political engagement have diminished, granting everyone a voice in public discussions.
This shift in information access has elevated all individuals’ social status, granting them the right to demand equal dignity, irrespective of their wealth or class. It has also equipped them with the means to scrutinize government actions, fostering a culture of accountability and encouraging an active citizenry that can challenge authority effectively.
