Why does the streaming world need to be regulated? - Softcover

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Why does the streaming world need governance?
We live inside systems that never pause.
Information flows continuously, decisions are deferred by default, and attention is redistributed before judgment can form.
This book is not about controlling content, moderating opinions, or prescribing outcomes.
It asks a simpler—and harder—question:
When systems operate continuously and at scale, do we still know how to stop?
Drawing on structural analysis rather than moral arguments, this book introduces a minimal governance framework—SARA—to examine four conditions that determine whether a system remains governable:

• Interface
• Structure
• Intent
• Recursion

SARA is not a solution to be adopted or followed.
It defines the conditions under which any system must be pauseable, auditable, and capable of exit.
Crucially, the method itself is designed to be frozen and retired when its mission is complete.
This book is written for readers concerned with technology, governance, and civilization-scale risk—who are not looking for answers, but for boundaries.

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