to go through the media or public representatives to have direct exchanges with government officials, and it deepened the public’s trust in those officials.
What I mean is that we start small, like 5,000‑people level, and gradually build that trust
to trust their explanation to it. We have to do a lot of validations and so on.
, to increase trust, not only NDC and not the extended units, in general. What they will obviously do
servants trust people more; and social innovation on the society side to make civil society play a much
we end up here? I think that’s our main contribution, making all the parties trust each other more.
mutual trust after you experience this for a time or two. It really aligns what career public service
, of course, you’re going to trust the one that you participated yourself, even though it’s a lower
we ask. This has nothing to do with surveillance and has everything to do with building trust over time.
idea -- they converge toward mutual trust in the sense that people feel that if there’s anything
relationship also builds trust. Whereas, if I insist on putting a hovering drone that is 360
website so we know them well. We trust their execution of the online part, but we really don’t know about the social configuraiton.
It takes a great trust to hand to some other country’s team all your water flow, all your water
whatever I see, to hear whatever I hear so that people can build rapport, that is to say trust to the central ministries.
have said as a surveillance capitalism. I think even the capitalist themselves have realized that this is not sustainable because trust is not a renewable resource.
, or the Taiwan FactCheck Center, is entirely nonpartisan and only accepts small donations, and so it’s generally well trusted.
Taiwan to meet the people. I think it’s just, trust is something that you just share experience
This, right? Without trusting each other’s data. Like if a large
to link those places together. In Taiwan, we say meeting face-to-face builds 30 percent of trust, 見面三分情.
for the paper voting area – in a way that you can always have trust. But of course, if you want to rig the whole