Let's talk about a future no one has seen yet.

• Amazon
• Narrated by Audrey Tang Written by [Yayoko Kondo

Distinguishing between digital and IT.

• Digital’s Core Values: Connecting People to People

• IT Strengths: Newly invented products can be used by people elsewhere at little or no cost. COMMON LOCATION.

  • Everyone is a member of the media
  • Media and platforms

• The ideal AI is Doraemon.

  • Doraemon (dwarf planet)

It is only democratic when the choice is left to the citizenry.

• You can choose paper or digital.

  • This is a very important point
    • Not to “replace” existing things digitally, but to increase digital options so that people who want to choose can choose.

• Four Stages of Open Government

p.49 Benefits of Openness

• You won’t have to answer as many times.

When we first started promoting “Open API,” many ministries did not understand the benefits of allowing outside vendors to use their data for commercial purposes. Vendors may see more business opportunities from it, but what is the value to the civil servants?” And. But now it is different. Everyone understands that the biggest advantage is that “if many people come to ask you a question, you only have to answer it once, and you don’t have to spend time on it because you only have to present something once and people will discuss it with each other after they have seen it. And as you speak to many people over and over again, you don’t inadvertently create differences. In other words, by making it open, not only did it save time and effort on the part of the public officials to duplicate and answer many times, but it also eliminated something that restricts creative people. I think this could be helpful to everyone in Japan.

• No restrictions on individuals.

p.63 isotherm - Highly homogeneous community

• This in itself is not a bad thing.
  • It means being healed spiritually.
    • Related: pothole (circular hole bored deep in a riverbed by stones rotating in an eddy)
      • If you get tired of moving, just stay.
• Uniqueness is created by belonging to multiple communities and “having a combination of different homogenous demographics”.
  • - [[Image of Trade and Commerce Strategy]] - That different things flow in the [[pipe]] that connects different communities, and that is what makes it unique. - [[People on the move connect people who settle down.]] - When people who move around meet each other, they become unique in terms of which town they are mainly moving to and from.

p.71

• How To Become A Hacker
  • Hackers create new things and solve problems that are there now.
  • And we believe in the value of freedom and sharing.
• Five Important Tips for Hackers p. 72

  • There are so many interesting problems waiting for us in this world.

  • After you have solved one problem, share the solution you came up with so that others will not waste their time with similar problems.

  • Monotonous and boring things should not be done by mankind. Let’s use machines to automate it.

  • We pursue freedom and open data. We resist any authoritarianism.

  • To learn continually by offering one’s own wisdom and diligent discipline.

  • original

  • The Hacker Attitude

  • 1. The world is full of fascinating problems waiting to be solved.

  • 2. No problem should ever have to be solved twice.

  • 3. Boredom and drudgery are evil.

  • 4. Freedom is good.

  • 5. Attitude is no substitute for competence.

p.76

• social innovation
• Originated from Grameen Bank microfinance
  • Grameen Bank - Wikipedia

p.91 Don’t say, “Why isn’t anyone doing it?” You’re one of them.

p.108

• Knowing the other person by their values.
  • I’d like to know you by your values, not by your types, classess or roles.

109

• expressing an idea in short words.
  • 3 F
    • Fast, Fair, Fun
  • Not afraid to make mistakes
  • The best way to get attention from the masses on the Internet is to provide the wrong answer
• There is a rift in everything.
  • Leonard Cohen
• incomplete sketch
  • Related: Hackers and painters.

111

• Valuable contributions cannot be created in a place that is uncomfortable for participants.

115

• Sharing facts is important to build common values.

118 Voter turnout in Taiwan

• 89.63% in the 2020 presidential election. 119
• Elections are slow communications, sending 5 bits every four years. The expression “3 bits” is used here

Join Taiwan

• Platform for contributing opinions on policy
• Active 15 and 65 years old.

135 Cofacts

138

• pomodoro technique

154 There is more than one bottom line.

165 Continuously ask questions to gain accurate knowledge if you have any doubts

186

• Live long and prosper
• They got to do it at COVID 19.

ring a bell rip

• You try to do something perfect, but you can’t and you give up.
• Focus on the “rift.”
• The crevice is the entrance through which the light shines.

New Community Values

• one cannot fast-forward the communal experience.
• Join a community where you can start building up collaborative experiences now.

teachings related to body and mind

What’s wrong with being a company animal?

Taking care of yourself is an exercise in taking care of others. 210

• What no one has experienced yet.

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