Technology facilitates this global community of almost 4 billion people (and counting).

It is changing society at an unprecedented pace.

But the internet has not democratized our world.

93% of all online usage routes through just seven corporate platforms.

 

 

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“Monopoly is a terrible thing, till you have it.” – Rupert Murdoch

Everything we do online generates data. Every interaction, every choice, recorded by our devices, harvested by the Silicon Valley cartel.

This “big data” was first used to make smart curation algorithms, to keep us engaged by selecting adverts that best matched our interests.

Machine learning accelerated pattern matching into precise demographic profiling.

Algorithms grow ever more sophisticated.

 

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“In a society governed passively by free markets and free elections, organized greed always defeats disorganized democracy.” – Matt Taibbi

Profiling algorithms parsed by artificial intelligence under exclusive control by corporate-governments change the rules of the game. Classical free market theory no longer applies.

Demographic identity-enforcement corals us by shared confirmation bias. Curated online experience becomes a closed circuit, propagating only sanctioned consumer products and authorized political messaging.

Independent, individual voices no longer reach the wider community without permission.

“The internet is deceptive. It constantly asks you to comment but doesn’t care what say.” – Tristan Harris

Free-thinking individuals face the same disempowered future as the oblivious population unless we resist the confluence of monolithic tech, economic incentives and authoritarian self-interest.

But the old methods of public expression have become useless.

Local advertising is obsolete. Innovation resources are regulated. Investigative journalism is marginalized, or censored. Street protests and petitions are ignored.

Non-conformists get diverted into irrelevant echo chambers; or de-platformed. Soon there will be no way to be heard, let alone dissent.

Society must not be subordinated to a single technocratic orthodoxy.

Manipulation by consumer addictions or group outrage degrades us, as individuals, to mere playthings of corporate-government brand name cartels.

Public narrative – our essential cultural discourse – must be more than the self-serving script of a fake duopoly.

There can be no exclusive control of the public square.

 

Rabblr was created to allow private citizens to compete with exclusive corporate-institutional domination of public space.

Rabblr is cutting-edge tech designed to restore citizen access to the public conversation.

RabblR is a multipurpose ecosystem that proliferates the legitimate impact of coordinated individual action.

 

 

“Governments are now using fabrication of grassroots support for policies on social media, creating a closed loop in which the regime essentially endorses itself, leaving independent groups and ordinary citizens on the outside.” – Naomi Klein

RabblR uses pioneering science to re-democratize communication, allowing users to compete with the precision of artificial intelligence algorithms.

RabblR restores the meaning and the spirit of citizen democracy to real-world society, balancing the scales of online influence where they belong: one-man, one-vote.

Rabblr employs powerful algorithm-targeting, exponential org-focus tools, real-time sapient-action-nexus and unique collaboration models. Because RabblR is not a “bot” its universal cipher unlocks the gatekeeper algorithms; with none of the dishonest anonymity of high-priced B2B social media manipulation.