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    "en": "The Cyberparadism Manifesto, found on GitHub, outlines a vision for a future shaped by the positive potential of technology and scientific progress. At its core, Cyberparadism focuses on using technology to enhance the human experience, promote sustainability, and foster a collective sense of purpose and responsibility. It is not a political or economic manifesto, but rather an aesthetic declaration that seeks to inspire and stimulate imagination. The manifesto embraces the idea that technology can create a world of abundance, equity, and harmony with nature. It promotes values such as ingenuity, continuity, and siblinghood and emphasizes the responsible use of technology to create a better world. Cyberparadism is seen as a pathway to a future where technology and nature coexist harmoniously, enhancing rather than detracting from the natural world​​.\n\n### External links\n\n- [Cyberparadism Manifesto | Github](https://github.com/zarazinsfuss/cyberparadism-manifesto)\n- [Cyberparadism | Breezewiki](https://breezewiki.com/aesthetics/wiki/Cyberparadism)"
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