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pasivo para convertirse en un Agente Quiral. Esto significa que posee una dirección ética propia que, al
sumarse a la de otros, genera un movimiento de rotación colectiva (la vigilancia). Esta funcionalidad es
disruptiva: mientras los modelos clásicos ven al ciudadano como alguien a quien el Estado debe
"controlar", HASA lo ve como el motor de la oscilación colectiva que mantiene al sistema en equilibrio
dinámico.
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