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Slow Fall (. SF) — Manifiesto

Dugriel, Dugriel
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This manifesto presents Slow Fall (.SF), a philosophical and technological proposal for an alternative social network based on equity, just randomness, and authenticity. It outlines a platform devoid of recommendation algorithms, where visibility is regulated by equitable chance and ethical principles of privacy, inclusion, and redistribution. The core philosophy posits randomness as the purest form of justice, ensuring every user has an equal probability of being seen, connecting, or receiving a transparent, random economic redistribution. Key features include a global random content feed, non-manipulative interaction, ethical advertising through collaborative events, universal access via public machines, and voice-based authentication. The project aims to reconfigure digital interaction by returning possibility to every person, creating a space of human connection free from algorithmic control and hierarchical visibility. [The complete essay is in Spanish.] This work is part of an expanding series of philosophical essays available and their expansions in the author's personal archive.
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