Also, what’s interesting is you trust the technology and therefore, through the technology, you trust your government...
...everything is a political game. Is that trust issue lie also in the people who are your politicians doing politics. They’ve h...
...ed accountability mechanism to rate the trustworthiness of each sender. We rely on basically collective intelligence of each...
...er. It’s not just about credibility and trust, although these are, of course, of utmost importance, but rather credibility an...
...n so that they are much more willing to trust that a bunch of strangers in a well-facilitated place can produce something lik...
...two lessons. One is that the government trusts the citizens with open data for not abusing it, and the citizens trust back by...
...y is. It really is because it stops the trusted messenger thing. The trusted messenger effect is how you associate a face to...
...y times about how the government should trust the citizenry. Citizens should be wary of the government.
That relationship of trust in my country is broken. I understand the direction that you want it to go. How...
To give no trust is to get no trust.
...a blockchain that increased everybody’s trust in each other. Instead of a daily publication, there’s a real-time publication.
To trust them with open data, as we say.
...take part in the governance. Instead of trusting the government to make good use of public resources, the government instead...
...icipatory accountability that establish trust directly between the pharmacies and the customers instead of through the legiti...
...ely, that massively increase the mutual trust.
...es. I think the government should fully trust the citizens. When we say mutual trust, all too often, people think it’s the pe...
...do you do this? How can you make people trust you with this, so that they believe you really won’t do this?
Including transparency and public trust to provide international aid and coordinate an effective global response alongs...