We can say the government trusts the people or starting to trust people, but it doesn’t mean that the people tr...
...‑people level, and gradually build that trust, instead of just having the most controversial, the most difficult. I wouldn’t...
...med solidarity very quickly, by swiftly trusting each other. That’s in common time.
...enda in a meaningful way, and then also trust the collective intelligence more, instead of characterizing people as ignorant...
...rumor to grow. If there’s a general distrust between people in government, and the government doesn’t practice transparency,...
...people will learn, saying this is to be trusted, that it’s all the data and how it came from. It’s well‑audited. If we just s...
...edictable results is difficult, because trust is quite irrational.
...devices, including IoT, are reasonably trustworthy. It’s becoming a large concern here. It also covers the broadband access.
...officials, and it deepened the public’s trust in those officials.
...cedures, so developers around the world trust them. Their procedures are continuously changing, and the change process is tra...
...use information technology to increase trust between government and its people.
For the government to trust people more and to listen to people’s ideas and feelings, and have people liste...
...ial for you to work with a stranger, to trust a stranger. It’s what we call a "swift trust" model.
...rt to get the idea, that you can really trust a stranger to share their experience and feelings with you.
