a briefing for press and organizers

Where's the Brake?

The story everyone is missing: the machine does not want your kid's time, it wants their reaction, and the off-switch it advertises is fake. This deck is built to be used, run the thirty-second test, screenshot the result, and carry the frame.

It names the villain correctly (the mechanism, never a company or a tribe, or the movement becomes the wedge it fights) and puts the boldest demand on the table: make them show you the strings.

Note on this one. This is the movement's advocacy framing, the boldest of the three, built for the room where attention matters more than legal caution. It puts the manipulation-labeling demand on the table as an anchor. The formal policy position, with the legal analysis and the reasons that demand stays research, is the paper.

get the deck

View online

the deck on gamma.app

Download PDF

print or share it

Read the source

markdown, take and adapt

The markdown is the source of truth; the online version and PDF are generated from it. Run the thirty-second test at /scorecard and screenshot the result.