Rented

Written By Manuel Molina

The web used to know your story.

Every idea you published on your own website or blog stayed. Compounded. It was all there.

Then social media arrived. And offered you a bigger stage.

They just forgot to mention it was theirs.

You left your bar — your story, your audience, your rules — to talk only in theirs.

The story scattered. The audience became theirs. The algorithm decided what mattered.

Then came video. The web can't read it. Invisible from day one.

And every platform you're on has an expiration date. They always do.

Either way — your story disappears.

Every piece of content you publish on a platform you don't own is a gift to their algorithm.

Not an investment in your story.

Manuel Molina

De 1993 a 1997, como directivo en InfoSel, formé parte del equipo que desarrolló la primer red de acceso a Internet en México, instalando nodos de acceso y oficinas comerciales en 32 ciudades del país. Desde entonces he dedicado mi vida a investigar las formas en que la tecnología influye en el comportamiento humano.

Estoy particularmente interesado en redes, plataformas y protocolos con el potencial de:

1) Ampliar el acceso al conocimiento (educación, aprendizaje, análisis de datos, nuevas ideas)

2) Ampliar el acceso al capital (sistema financiero actual, crypto, capital humano, infraestructura tecnológica)

3) Ampliar el acceso al bienestar (salud, wellness, comunidad, entretenimiento, diversión)

Más acerca de mi aquí: https://www.sailorseven.org/acerca

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