In the article, the alleged and affirmed dualism that exists between an online life and an offline life is questioned. In his opinion, phenomenologically it is not sustainable. The author maintains that contemporary life is unthinkable without technological development and our constant and daily connection. The online experience is an embodied experience. Within the framework of this analysis, he argues that the experience of the virus is an experience of risk, contextualized from technology (E. A.). Reprinted by permission from Springer: Postdigital Science and Education, The Postdigital in Pandemic Times: a Comment on the Covid-19 Crisis and its Political Epistemologies, Mark Coeckelbergh, © 2020