Continuing the obsession with “humanity out of control” and based on the science of communication, the work takes a religious look at the post-Internet society. “Ship of Fools” originates from the satirical poem published by Sebastian Brandt in Basel in 1494. The metaphors of the “ship of fools” presents fluid symbolism in different times. Unlike Noah’s Ark which is seen as a vessel of future and hope, the “ship of fools” is more of an ambiguous transition, the “heretic” expelled under discourse and regulations.