#22 Stranger in a strange land

The Real Invisible often displays a blissful ignorance of things that he should know, like the name of his country's head of state or common technologies relevant to his work as an IT worker. On the other hand he knows in great detail lots of things that most people don't care about. It's hard to say whether he's a prime example of the knowledge gap theory or if this just results of personal (and respectable) choices.

At a time where pointers to most questions are just a couple of clicks away for anyone able to use a computer - and the Real Invisible lives by and for the computer - it's interesting to see that the practical availability of information is not enough to make it actually available for many people.