This is a work of speculative fiction around the concept of “liquid democracy” (or participatory digital democracy), a hybrid political arrangement where people can vote without delegating all decisions to a single representative in electoral cycles. The only experiments of this system have been conducted through online platforms in Europe. In this staging, John and his mother speak to us about the benefits of this new political platform and democratic model, and about other technological services such as Google’s “My Line”, the e-census, and cloud-bursting. The script is composed by a compilation of infomercials and critical texts read from a TV studio, which critically examine the imaginaries of a connected world inhabited by users instead of citizens. This work attempts to unveil the ideology that operates through the apparent intangibility of digital technologies, which masks their deep relations to material territories, subjects, and flows of information.