Turning Philosophy into Code

How a Single HTML File Can Restore Our Rationality

Jul 19, 2025

With the transition to internet society, risks have emerged that affect people's judgment, such as echo chamber phenomena and filter bubbles that can cause assumptions and biases.

Society has yet to solve these problems.

For example, compared to August 2000, information has exploded exponentially. Has human happiness increased proportionally? And since our cognitive resources do not suddenly increase, some people may suffer from information overload and stress.

Micro and macro perspectives, concrete and abstract viewpoints
Having multiple reliable sources of information
Keeping distance from stimulation, because even pleasant things are stimulation

Some people are unaware of these methods.

Ethics must be autonomous. If conducted through external surveillance, it is not the person's own will. Above all, we do not want to be monitored.

Therefore, I implemented a framework called "the Preventive Structure Philosophy" in HTML. As shown in the video demonstration, it was designed with the hope that by answering simple questions, humans can regain their ability to think. It can be freely modified within the scope of the MIT License. It consists of a single static HTML file with the source code disclosed. It requires no external communication. It can also contribute from the perspectives of privacy and data sovereignty.

Above all, rather than excluding or preaching to people who lack rational, ethical, and long-term perspectives, it only presents an example of a framework. If a person feels it is necessary, wouldn't they try it?