Abstract

As has been widely documented, the human being is the result of his ties. The existence of a human being without networks is not possible. In turn, the network is a result, a human construction. From this reciprocal dynamic, the human being extracts what is necessary both for the configuration of his existence, and his well-being, as well as to evaluate it. In this sense, getting sick or being ``healthy'' psychologically is inseparable from insertion in networks. The network builds a healthy or sick living being, and provides what gives personal development and what makes sick. At the same time, it evaluates what is healthy or sick and makes the subject feel healthy or sick.