Fahrenheit 451 is the temperature at which paper catches fire. And also the title of Ray Bradbury's famous anti-utopian novel, where people stop reading books so there's nothing stopping them from being officially destroyed. But with the paper disappears the ideas written on it. Today, 72 years after the novel was written, it seems as if the vision of the book is slowly coming true. We live in a digital world, texts are generated by AI, the meaning of things disappears in mindless entertainment, and the physical world is swallowed up by virtual pseudo-space.