Abstract
One of the clear distinguishing features of the information society is total detachment, the main features are detachment from oneself, from other people and from society since detachment is an impressive factor in the destructive activity of a person. Despite the significant positive result in the knowledge of nature, humanity has not learned to command the universe and space accordingly. In addition, the extreme turned into a ruler, before whom the person submits, makes efforts to at least soften or, if possible, bypass and circumvent. At first glance, new technologies open amazing and unimaginable prospects for the individual, thereby acquiring the will to which the so-called civilized world has rushed for many centuries but achieves this by losing a sense of security and safety, increasing solitude and anxiety. Thus, forums, meetings, scientific developments, and research, intended for various areas of discussion of aggressiveness and cruelty, have become as conclusive and convincing in scientific activity at the turn of the 20th-21st centuries, as violence is a vivid picture in reality. The interest in recent years of various scientific studies in the subject of studying the phenomenon of destructiveness and aggression has mainly caused, at first glance, the comprehensiveness of destructive inclinations, the ratio of which frightens the substance of society, from another point of view, the constant development of the humanization of knowledge, which has created an increase in enthusiasm for the problem anthropomorphism. Key words: destructiveness, individual, information society, freedom, religion.