...ce-to-face meeting builds 30 percent of trust,” and over the Internet now, using a projector, maybe 20 percent of trust. This...
...urse, and that practitioner is often distrusted by a local family. They would insist to send their family members through hel...
...The mayor there said, “Well, we’re not trusted enough. We wish that a specialized doctor from the mainland island and the di...
...ave 87 measurement devices. You tend to trust your neighbor’s numbers and not the minister’s numbers.
...eting face-to-face builds 30 percent of trust.
...on bandwidth, it is maybe 20 percent of trust, but that’s enough to give the section chiefs here a lot of credit, in the sens...
That, we have also found that increase trust dramatically, not only between the public sector and the public, but also betwe...
I think there’s a lot of trust just in public service that this way of working actually makes everybody more e...
Then it creates mistrust, because it turns out that, with low resolution, people will feel you’re sendin...
...or 4K now, then people actually builds trust. It’s increasing trust. There’s a critical threshold.
...tain bandwidth, 10 megabits per second, trust become possible with real-time, synchronous communication, and below which, you...
..., that are originated from here or from trustworthy partners, and things like that. We build also a brand of ourselves, like...
...t includes it, rather than excludes it. Trust and cybersecurity, these are preconditions, but those are just technological pr...
It’s about listening, and it’s about trust. It’s about the government trusting the people without requiring the people tru...
The problem with that, this kind of trust only existed in a relatively small hall, with a relatively small amount of peop...
...o transparent to the people to show the trust. In the PRC, sometimes, they design systems that make people radically transpar...
...process, to make sure that people don’t trust each other anymore. That is the endgame, if there is an endgame. It’s not about...
...can be done in a way that you can also trust the results in the end, especially…
...et us say, of Mainland China or so. How trustworthy would the results be? [laughs]
...tographically secure and cross-partisan trusted registry of people who can vote to guard against vote stuffing. Both, I think...
