This study has the contemporary technological hegemony as a theme, both in it s ontological and sociological aspects. Since it s impossible to cover the phenomenological field of this hegemony as a whole, we chose digital technologies and it s informational paradigm as our immediate and exemplary subject of estudy. Contemporaneity and the fast transformations concerned to these subjects lead to problems regarding the development of a more orthodox or systematic study. To overcome such obstacle, the choice of working with referenced and diversified authors, as Jean Baudrillard, William Gibson and Pierre Lévy, was made. A dialogue between these authors was elaborated, using some of their concepts as a foundation, such as: simulation (Baudrillard), cyberspace (Gibson) and, in a more critical approach, virtuality (Lévy). The way these virtual technologies organize reality and life through an informational paradigm, in a somewhat insidious way, was investigated. Given the downfall of the sense references protagonized by this technological hegemony, we discussed, in short, the possible paths to follow under this atmosphere of enchantment s and illusion s positivation, that is, what is left of the world and of our capacity of thinking it.