One reason I think is that these new technologies contribute to a decline in trust and a rise
The second one is multi-directional. The government trust the citizens first, and some citizens
Not necessarily. It will lead to more trust between citizens. Like we
In a liberal democratic society, we rely on the people who doesn’t trust us in order to hold us
I think we have a two-pronged question, but I start with one. To have that trust right now
do not have to overextend your trust, so to speak. There’s some sort of trust of course
This is identity authentication, continued verification, and a never trust posture. Can you tell
on this actually speaks volumes. If there’s any backlash, they wouldn’t trust it to us, but now they’re trusting these cases to us.
governance model can actually engender something that’s increased trust over time, instead of the increased trust over time until the next election.
. That is our main contribution, is making the state apparatus radically trust people most and then people
This is not about me convincing people to trust me more, not at all
It is a way for people to trust whichever YouTuber
to trust each other. I’m sending you a blog post that I wrote of this particular matter about how trusting the citizen part works.
is where they place the trust. Whether they earned the trust or not, there was no measure to shorten
and the public response to the Sunflower occupation and 2020 government trust, social trust, and how all
We have this very well-trusted charity, a social sector that people simply placed their trust
Finally, data governance, that kind of data trust, altruistic organizations, pro social data
You mentioned that at one point, there was a 10 percent trusting government, then that changed
Of course, it’s partly thanks to the trust environment that Taiwan already enjoys but I would
Even if we trust the people fully, there’s always people who don’t trust the government yet
