I’m just wondering if you have any ideas or any thoughts about that, or contacts to Silicon Valley around that. We would appreciate some kind of links.
And I have a document that we just completed a month ago. I’ll just share you the link, so you know this is the work. This is...I have a document, right? Yeah, there it is. You’re providing a link. You’re much faster, Audrey. [laughs]
Yeah. I just noticed how fast you are while I’m doing it myself. OK. That would be the link to the document, which is about the work and the fundraising stuff.
Thank you so much, Audrey. Those were my four points. Great.
I was glad to hear your response around the workshops. I think that is very interesting, and I think there’s quite a lot of interest. I have this political science professor who works for institution of the German government. It’s called Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies.
She’s very interested in using the work of vTaiwan. If you have ever a schedule of coming to Europe, sharing the process, I’ll share the process. I’ll tell her that you’re in New York and share that one document. I’m sure she would want to invite you or one of your colleagues to the Institute. It’s based near Berlin in Potsdam.
Because they are working on different issues in regard to bringing participation into the government, including technology and all these different things -- they’re like a well-funded think tank or institution, with a lot of academics, mainly academics -- they would be very interesting.
That would be great. I can also write Shu Yang to let me know if she’s traveling. I think that would be ideal.
OK, wow. Great, that’s good to know.
I’m finished.
See you later.
[laughs] Thank you, Audrey.
Thank you for everything. Bye-bye.
Yeah. I mean Audrey has time. That’s like both of you.
I’m still wondering in the sense...