And to your second question about how exactly does someone like me have become trusted
to a different mindset. We call it, of course, zero-trust network configuration. That makes a different
those elections. But there were also elections that I would say that made the society more trusting
-to-face, that is very important to increase the trust.
Polis is very good in finding those CBMs across mutually not very trusting parties, for example
the trust on the provenance of those messages are no longer there, when everybody now think that anyone
highly distrusting parties, can start trusting each other more on credibly neutral things, right?
And I trust that you already have the list of visa-free countries with Taiwan as well as the e
radical trust as you observe now. And the fact that we didn’t polarize along the party lines back
sector really can go a long way in building trust, right?
I think, it’s also the whole issue around trust of the data, both your payment credentials
on how to actually make an impact, and activists learn from us on how to trust strangers.
the way I think and the way I want to solve problems. I see transparency as a foundation for trust.
of curriculum, I think the society gradually gives trust to people who are doing AI research to keep
them, "Hey, you should trust IOTA." It’s your choice.
of the tension, and the trust in government becomes declining, because whatever government do you can’t
This is a three-part thing. The first one is the stakeholders building trust deciding on exactly
", we mean specifically, 17, 18, which is the availability of reliable data that people from across sectors, across jurisdictions, can trust the data.
The many people who are environmentalists here don’t necessarily trust the government
, but it is people’s right to distrust the government, and it’s the government’s duty to find ways to trust
