日本人和日本人都很常見所以我們也有很多朋友所以我們有很多學生所以我們會在英國有很多中國人有很多日本人所以這個展示和這個訪問我們一起分享想和大家分享社交平台的那麼多和各種社會的計劃所以我邀請了幾位他們會來到我們一起所以我會讓大家分享一下我們之前在台灣或任何東西都可以讓你感受到還有可以讓你學到更多因為我和朋友有很多人從我家的家居住和我家的家庭我叫做對還有我家的家庭我家的家庭我家的家庭我和我家的家庭和我家的家庭我的研究研究中心的研究在其中的研究程序例如我和Sherry和Longman我和他們的研究中心的研究謝謝所以那會不會很好呢我對自己來說我對自己來說我對自己來說我對自己來說我對自己來說我對自己來說你不想要嗎?對我會做的大家好 我是池塔我是池塔我是來自波塔我們是一間新的社會我們是一個國際社會我們是一個國際社會我們也有很多的學習我們也有很多的學習我們也有很多的學習我們也有很多的學習我們有很多LX我們也有很多LX但是我們也不知道我們還沒有留下然後有著一些很奇怪的感覺然後我再繼續做這個我想是一個很新的設計就是Hikari 和 寫作我加入了一個新設計劃然後的新設計劃我加入了一個新設計劃然後我再次展現所以,每一位同志都能把自己的動作解釋得更好很有趣,我的名字有點重我從生產物件從一張圖紙的圖紙裡找到的我想問一下,我們在這裏也有在想我們在這裏也有在想那是什麼是修復,和修復的文化,和修復的信息,那就是我們,我們在同一名,我們在社會資料公司,我們會有很大的改革,我們會有很大的改革,我們會有很多的改革,我姓像的姓氏的,我从太平市市的财务社的社会,我做了一个专业的专业,我现在就做了一个专业的专业,解决了一个专业的专业,最后一个专业的专业,所以我們要學習習慣例另外一個問題很有趣的是ARAR你是你是是是是是給我們給我們請我當上畢業的學者也有興趣和很多人在夢境中有一些東西之前我成為了教育家也學會的學生我喜歡考略首先我要向殖地元有關所以我們要知道社會的主義這是因為我看到原來有基本的社會北亞沒有社會的所以我看到國內有這樣的社會然後我看到這些社會叫做那水族我看到大家看到裡面有什麼�眾我看到各國的社會我看到你必须使用他们的方式因为有些人可以担心你有些人会感到难受有些人可以担心你有些人会感到难受所以你必须对于你必须对于你必须对于你可以自动作用不必是不一样的你必须对于你必须对于你必须对于你必须对于有能量的功能可以拆除其他部分而法律的技術是用研究器每個月的生產品可以用來製作我們用的研究器是用來製作用來製作所以我們用來製作所以,每個人都可以分享他們的方式來解釋他們的問題我們可以用我們的方式來解釋他們的問題我們每次都會去解釋他們的問題但我們都可以在台灣進行保護這是一個影片然後,他們會談論另一種方式例如,20或20C然後,他們會說,20C比20C更好所以,其實他們會說20C不是20C然後他們會說20C比20C比20C更好然後,他們會找教授或教授然後,他們會找教授來解釋他們的問題然後,他們會談論他們會說話,他們會知道他們的問題然後,他們會發出消息然後,他們會發出發言然後,他們會問他們然後,他們會問他們他們會問他們他們會問他們為什麼要做20C然後,他們會去解釋他們的問題所以,他們會去解釋他們的問題然後,他們會問他們他們會問他們他們會問他們他們的問題他們會回答他們的問題他們會說20C比20C更好然後,他們會問他們他們的問題所以,他們會問他們20C比20C更好然後,20C比20C更好因為,20C比20C更好然後,他們會問他們為什麼要解釋他們的問題然後,他們會知道他們的問題那麼,他們會解釋他們的問題所以,他們會再發出消息然後,他們會回答 their 問題當力量非常的高當力量非常的高當力量很高當力量非常高然後,他們就會回答他們我覺得Oh,我們終於知道所以他們可以寫到的意思他們的意思是那些是一些一些的文化就是這個意思所以這是因為歐洲的貨品是一種非常重要的他們是主要的那些人的能量和能量都会更加紧密所以这些人的问题是非常重要的所以我们的能量是50%我們會講到,我們有30%的消耗,30%的出現,我們可以討論一下,我們已經有30%的消耗,如果我們想討論一下,我們會有討論一下,如果我們想到結果,我想到很多人,我們有時候會找到最多的消耗者。但如果你找到太多人的話,你會有很多難度所以,如果你有太多人,你會有很多人如果你有太多人,你會有很多難度所以,我們會找到更多的人,去幫忙所以,我們會找到更多的人這是一個規定,如果有很多人來訪職如果有太多人來訪職的話,你會有更多人來訪職如果有太多人來訪職的話,你會有更多人來訪職所以,我們會找到更多的人來訪職如果有機會去訪職的話,你會有50%的結果如果我們想訪職的話,如果我們想訪職的話如果我們想訪職的話,我們會找到更多的人來訪職如果我們想訪職的話,我們會找到更多的人來訪職如果我們想訪職的話,我們會找到更多的人來訪職如果我們想訪職的話,我們會找到更多的人來訪職所以有些人會用整個通訊器來做通訊然後用整個通訊器來做通訊器然後用整個通訊器來做通訊器所以這是五個步驟例如通訊器通訊器然後他們會找到通訊器的問題然後通訊器這些通訊器會面對問題通訊器會令我們有了法治然後它會設置所以我們可以做到最初我們可以做到的,我們可以把整個方式修改去做更多的所以,在這段時間的,我們會把這點進入台灣的新界,而這次的選舉是由於有關貿易和公民的參與所以我看這次的選舉是由於我來參與這個選舉而是由於我來參與這個選舉而這個選舉是由於我來參與這個選舉而是由於我來參與這個選舉我們要加入聖誕節和訪問我們要嘗試討論聖誕節和訪問然後再討論聖誕節和訪問我們要加入聖誕節和訪問訪問當我們需要討論聖誕節、訪問聖誕節、訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節當聖誕節和訪問聖誕節、訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節但在聖誕節和訪問聖誕節,我們需要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節它需要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節但現在它沒有權利進行訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節所以我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們需要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節我們要訪問聖誕節和訪問聖誕節他的名字是Lolo,你不可以看到嗎?是PromptOK首先,我們要討論主流媒體主流媒體是主流媒體主流媒體是美國的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的國務院的然後我們一樣我們加入稱呼的其他國家古代的我們的世界S раньше我們有很有改變的她是第一次見面的副副副長她住在這裡在一間新的一間大餐廳她也在這裡我們也有一個大廳我們可以談談在內地的事情所以這就是我們同一個社會的建議然後我們開始我們做的其中一件事不是,它們會用創廠片,會用創廠片或影片監視所以我們是喜歡看,所以會存在優點這是我們非常愛的記者,我們一直在產生議題這個時候也是我們的負責,即是我們最期待的我們就在這裡,在這個時候,也在這裡然後這是另一件事我們正在確認我們純粹是純粹是純粹還是純粹是純粹是純粹這就是我們新建築的純粹是純粹的然後這件事也有很多問題因為我們在討論我們在討論我們如何修改純粹的這位人在採訪採訪了很多人但沒有沒有死者從台灣走過他絕對是謀生但他說了這件事我們有興趣的我們有 fun videos我們有電視劇我們會去居住我們會去居住我們會去居住我們會去居住這是兼益平衡的因為我們係政府用來保持小國 在政府用來保持小國 在政府好平衡 兼益平衡我們要安排政府的委託所以我們就儘管我們立即兼益平衡這把事發表好那我們是開瓶的什麼我們正進研討之後是拯救有一張圖物眼鏡是一個很好的人でしょう那一張圖有些人在網絡上使用網絡的方式很多時候,它就變成了很沒用的方式我們也有很多創造我們有一個房屋的畫家她是一位專業的藝術人物她是她的朋友她和我們一起創造很多的藝術創造這是一個很難以解釋的問題這就是我們需要的問題為什麼我們需要創造它是一個很短的狀態我告訴你,這一點我們會做一些更重要的事當然,我們也會做一些更重要的事我們也會做一些更重要的事我們也會做一些更重要的事我們在做一些我們會 try to sort of make the eru hugmake the 미안けるほど比較明顯tell us what their conception of our government is這一種說真是十分矽度we're all saying thatafter the TPP government,our tourism went downbecause our relationships were trying to work downbut, as they showit's not as people would believewe decided to hey it's just motherboard我們會把我們的網頁和網址搜索並展示我們真正的資料所以我們的資料是一種更加的負面這不是我的意思這個網址是非常有趣的我們去年來的我們用了很多的歷史材料在大陸的一段時間中我們決定做一個 simulation game所以我們會去到這兩邊然後他就給你幾個選擇例如你是學生然後你要決定哪個學校你會去然後你會去那些學校然後你結婚在10年之內那是一個真實的故事發生在華盛頓那一段時間所以這個是一個很大的討論從中國開始所以這件事情就在華盛頓在華盛頓那是一個很大的討論所以那是一個很大的討論然後第二個是那是一個很大的討論所以這是第一個要問的問題那是在2014年美國選舉我們在網上問了很多問題只要我們想問這個問題我們會問選舉去回答他們這個問題我們也會問很多問題我們也會問我們也會問2016年我們也會問我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉我們選舉這是一個學生會議的訪問我們推出了這是一個學生會議的訪問這是一個金融的議員這是一個學生會議的議員是在學生會議的議員是在學生會議的議員是在學生會議的議員然後這些議員開始做了一些活動例如 訪問所以 參議員們會問出自己的問題然後選擇一個代表所以他們會問出代表的問題所以每個代表或其他人這個代表的問題是由我們的參議員開始然後然後我們在臺南邀請了臺南的主席我們 experimented this fan thing which has a push on one sideand the other side is like good bad during their talk during their answers they will vote off their fans to sort of show their appreciation or disapproval and then this year was a big project for us it was about the transition to Royal Hallso it is it is a project initiated bythe Ministry of Cultureso we decided to take on that big task and then call to set up a visionary workshop about how do we as people think about Chiang Kai-shek at this memorial hall in Taipeiand then during the second onethere was a protest outside the workshopwhich a workshopso this is sort ofwe see it as a necessary process during our experimentand the practice of democracyis whereconflicts will startand then we try to turn it into conversationsso this is stillconflicts we will see this is a live streamof the conflict outsidethis is where they will try to hold the workshop to be excitedand they were demanding thatwhy can't we go in for citizens as wellour voice is a voiceyou know there are all the worst citizens herethis is wherethe protesters are talkingwith our colleagues aroundthe Taipeithis is also one of the leadersof the protestersand thenyou will see the same personinside the workshopso he attended the modeling workshopalong with some of his colleaguesalso the protestersduring the second workshopand they were togetherin the same table with other peoplelike other peopleor historiansor urban designersand they werea deliberative processso we see all of this asyou know goodand then you will see some coolsome great ways of discussing itlike todayspontaneousthis map of the Memorial Halland representing the central buildingwhere this cupcakethey were talking about spacebecause of a few of them wereexplaining what the specialized urban space is likeand then you will seeincidentallythis other group also did the same thingin doing another workshopso that was really funny for usand also kind of inspiring to seepeople really get to sit downand talk about this very difficult issuehere in Taiwanand then this filejust very touching to meand explain this video we shotduring an interview of theall soldiers who retired betterwho still lives in Taipeiand he is very sympatheticto Chiang Kai-shekand the old administrationand he has this ribbonsaying that he is a full heroof the civil war against the communistshe had a photowith the former presidentmine Joeand then with all theserelative members of himand he is sitting thereand he is like I feel sorry for Chiang Kai-shekfor himdoing all this for our nationand these other such group namesand then this personright herehe is one of the victimsduring the white terrorthe martial law periodwhere he and his familywere suppressedopressed by the administrationbut then in this workshopsort of painfullybut necessarily trying tojust suppose those twohistoric experiencestrying to find a way for usto move forwardthis is sort ofthis is very difficult butstill very necessary for usand while this videois turning it back to the fun thingwhere it shows a little bit ofhow we saw Chiang Kai-shekthe foundation of representative democraciesthe social experimentand we also try tocome up with a small mechanismdoing the workshopto make this discussion slowand to facilitate peopleto let them speak their voiceyeahso the third partis where we require civic educatorswhen this project startedwe decided to start with philosophybecause we think that philosophyis the basis of allhumanitarian thinkingand also liberationso we started this philosophycommunity wherepeople study philosophyand talk about how do weintroduce philosophical concepts to the general publichow can they write articlesthat people can better understandand think about thiswhat is thecan't come up with itwhich isthis is calledconservatives of the samesex marriagethis is aboutthis screenshot is obviously takenwith same sex marriagewhich is a big topic hereso we also try tocare for philosophicalthinking and arguments withthese articles will be debatedand sort ofwork on collaborativelyand on this formand also during a physical meetupsand then these articles will be publishedon one of the biggerplatsforms herewhich is embedded in the newsand then some of the people will seethese articlesand of course because of what we havein this study we domongers about philosophical conceptsso people can understandthat they are found bywe also publish the bookthat's based on thisthe content generated by the forumand then we posted avery gathering last yearon philosophyso we invited 8major organizations in Taiwanand Hong Kong that's doingcapitalization of philosophyand alsoamong usalso among us aboutlittle knowledge about Congressis also very important becausewhen you're trying to supervise somethingyou first need to understandso this one is aboutwhat are these peoplewith sitting when you seea process of Congressthis is the conveyorthe convenes the meetingthis is some other stuffand stuff like thatthis is where they sayhow do we vote on a propositioninside Congresswe have this thingwhich your name is shownon the screenand you vote yes or noyes is a ringand the vote is a nose and breathand here it mentions thatin japan you have this one blackand you vote on with thatand it's very about the CLlike yayand if the illustratoris trying to ask for somethingso the last partis that we are a today techdeveloperand that's where my department is working onwhich is doing quite well with the design stuffand then it started againwith the 2014 ASCO bearproject where you could gofor the websiteand then it quickly becamevisualizations of stuffbusiness where we visualized2000plus congressional recordswhat saidwho said whatduring the lastthe lastduring congressduring 20122016which is from the last electionand we grouped them on issuesthis looks like it's still going onand this is where we visualizedthe change ofeach legislator's stanceon certain issuessayfor an afterelectionand this is one of ourmost current workis the topical datawhich isthe visualized dataand this one isshowing thefrequency oflegislator's speechon certain topicsand it is of course interactiveyou can click, you can filterand you can look at each statementsand you can also link each statementto the original sourcewhich is onthe website of congressand then we also starteddoing some weldingexperiments onlinethis is wherewe hosted one of our pastevents we tried tofor people to choosethey wanted to askby whoever the people shouldchooseand then we have a bunchof projects going on right nowsome of them I can't really talk yetthat will be revealedwe will talk about that later this yearbut this is sort of what it looks likewe havebasically a central partthat is for our membersand through itwe have access to all these differentservicesthis is our corewhich is our Azure API serverand all the logic is herethis is where we presentour data onlineall the legislative politiciansand this one is forour data team to enterdata and try to doanalytics on themand this is what we talked aboutour media experimentourjust media experiment in generaland this is where weour articlesbecause our company used to bevery decentralizedbut now we are trying to at leastsort of centralize the informationsystems of everythingand you knowstay the content that generatedthrough each projectand have synergy across themso they wouldn't stand aroundand finallythis is ourmajor project this yearwhich is about local electionswe try to hostask eventsfor all of themwhile these are the six major citiesand it's not onlyabout coding and techwe alsotry to sort ofmeasured my personaland try to put it more in my collegethis is an example of a problemthis is a memeand this is my colleague who doesn't know how to gobut he uses GitHubso that he could quantifyour projects and content of our projectsand we think thatit's important for the tech personto build a platformbut it's also important fornot tech people to use theseplattforms togenerate towards the publicand we also attenda lot of thesetech events like this oneand techtech fest in 2017which was hosted byOpenCulture Foundationwe hosted workshops to share our experiencesand maybe talk about stuffand then finally we have a happy homecoming upat the end of the monthand this isour response baseballwhich I'm a part ofwe're trying tojust create more space for people who want towork on OpenCulture's participationso that's itthis is our group portraitand thank you very muchoh sorryso how many people do we haveso how many people do we haveumit varies from time to time right nowfull time plusper time it's aroundI would say it's aroundok we'rewe're very close to theto the right partwhich thanks to all the importantgovernment of OpenCultureone twoyesyes definitelythis is acant hear aboutsaying about the ask eventswe have to do a lot ofmutations with all the different campaignswe also work with a lotof NGOsdo a lotbecause they are the expertssaying environmental issueswe work withenvironmental NGOsother issuesother NGOsso generally as the caseweas far as technicalwe're still trying to find a good modela good balance between businessand public culturesoi thinknot a lot of people are doing wellfor a good amount of peoplewe'rewe're open to a lotof different opportunitiespossibilitiesalso we have a very small teamso there's a lot we want to dobut there's only a little timewe're open to a lot of differentoperabilitiesalso we have a very small teamwe're open to a lot of differentoperabilitieswe're so many things that we doanyone we haveso that's really nicethat's also an aggregationfrom 2014alsowe may apologizecloser to live and publicso that people can beeasily assistedand also young peoplecan really understandwhen you firstget into some kind of politicsyou probably think it's boringit's not good businessbut it's actually very important in your lifeso I think what you didis actually amazingbut I have two questions for youso the first thing issince it's about politicsand what's your relationshipto the publicdo you need to hold relations with themor do you need to tell us a bit morethe things that you are in this PDSso what's the relationshipbetween themokthen just tell all the secretsthere's no secretsso watch outwas started when I was in here2013 I was in hereso I was starting to thinkso that first disclaimerso from what I knowwe don't have anywe don't have any relationshipto the publicas far aswe couldwe are a potential collaboratorso for examplethe China Action Memorial Home Projectwe are a contractorso we submit our proposalto the government sayhey we need to do thishow about you give me the moneyand they said okand that was an open sort ofyou say an openso it has to bean openanyone submitsomeone submit itand then we would show them to do thisso I think that'sthat's the relationshipwe have with the governmentnothing elseofficial FNGyou knowyou knowyou knowyou knowa smallsothat's how they becomethey're notthey're notbefore thatit's passedthebefore the membersof the watch armso they have nocome into the governmentand they are against對, 基本上就開始成為一個團體的學生對對然後我的關係是因為我知道她知道她知道她知道她知道我們一起一起學對對, 我們同學同學對, 我們同學同學同學同學後來我回家她回家對她做了工作她說她做了工作是親弟嗯對了然後時候對其實就是但沒有任何話題這是我們所謂的但像我看的Q2我認為這兩項有兩項特別是這兩項在同一段時間所以可能有什麼我確定你會說這兩項有什麼我會開始因為我已經知道這兩項有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目所以我們可以更加合作我可以看到有幾個項目有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目在政府上有幾個項目像我牽我有沒有機會有還會賺錢可能我會遇到這個問題所以,我還在努力了解所以,在這個討論中我們不會見到首先,我不會見到可能是女生可能是別人或其他人是否突然地影響了女生的想法或是有那種力量和性能你認為歷史上那種力量是否有改善或是有改善或是有改善我認為我認為我認為我認為我認為我認為我認為我認為我認為我知道的確所以,我認為我認為我認為我不像ですか去參與我感覺是318.0的範圍那是很重要的那是很重要的但是我非常興奮在研究那是建立了一個環境那是建立了去檢查或者去查所以我感覺是那是絕對不是什麼東西變成了一個結合那是很重要的然後就像衝刺 everywhere破壞了很多東西但也製造了很多東西那是那是那是那是那是318.0的範圍那是那是我們我們他們進行一些我們在研究訪問他們的訪問我們在研究你們的應該在研究我們幾個數百幾個都在研究那我們被被被被被被So much we are trying to be nice and we like to form it.But then if we want to do a governance model, everyone needs to speak up a little bit.I think that's a very important process for everyone to exercise their right to speak and their ability to speak.We do our job to form as many points as possible in our limited understanding.And then allow the board to do the same thing too.So I think this is like a growth process.I agree with your understanding.Oh my god.If we just attend another conference and we discuss about what's special about Taiwan.And we have so many young people especially.So many young people here also.So it's a good thing.And we discuss different elements to form that kind of atmosphere in every country.And screening.So that's like three different elements we are working on right now.So the democracy part, the technology part, and the society part.The Taiwan democracy developments.And technology is a whole bunch together.And we are planning to do something new in life.So we have city technology or technology.And it's helping the city better together.And in that moment when we stick together.In that moment there was a social pressure on some certain issues about China.And that's going to give society a strong pressure to take actions from society.So when facing together,especially when social pressure also came up.So the three elements came together and started to provide some new atmosphere.Ok.We now cannot wait to be able to work together.And many of you are from...Thank you so much.And many of you are well-performed.And you are a children activist.But in doing free festivals,lots of experience.I'm also in a hot-making process.And we have a lot of elements.And it's a promise we promise to make.And social pressure is a promise we promise to make in time.Maybe our colleagues are going to work together.So people from some backgrounds came together.And we met often.And we came from a team.So let's not say when things came together.We really take some opportunities.But the key is all these three parties.And these three elements.They were quite ready that day.To take the drone action.Right.They were ready.Yeah.They were ready.And the key is parties.They were not waiting for the moment to come.Right.And when they did it right.Right.People just started.Right.So yeah.Like after it started before.You should watch out for it before.And it's social pressure.It's not really.Right.So maybe we can come through to the next speaker.Our relative,Ramit and our service designer from Australia.We're also watching the first government.We have been watching the government campaign.It's been a lot of talk about social pressure.We're going to ask everyone to make sure that we don't have to be upset.And on this conference.So today,I'm going to share with you guys.This is just a brief overview of my background.It's great that the front will be nice.And then I'm going to run some of these.Because I would like to show a problem.Be able to put it this way.And so today,I'm going to share with you about.The last slide was this morning.Saturday.And I will also share with you case study.If you can get me to understand more about what we are.Actually working out.And then I will address some questions in this session.So why do I work in the public sector?I was curious about social events and issues.Like all the time.And I'd like to take the top of it.Mostly that surprises me.And those I do really.And some of the issues.Because a lot of times they have a lot of problems.So they are working to remove.Because they are pretty hard to find.So I was before and after.Peering and after the process.And I realized there are a lot of things.That I have taken.Even in this session.And I feel like.There are a lot of things like this.And I feel like I have the responsibility.To do something about that.So I decided to move from.I find that there is a lot of things.That I have to do something.High level.So I want to work here.And then.I started working.I started working fast.And I started working fast.And I started working fast.And then.I will prototype.Based on the heat.And then we test it.And we write.Since I started working as a government.Those are the problems that we found.Until and at the time.Including the previous one.How might we make the post-nation process.To our all time.Transferred.Understandings.A combo.To the best health policy.And the regional policy.Making global procedures.And policy.This might not be complicated.That we will put it in more simply.The problems that we are facing.It doesn't have a single owner.And we have to work together.And be running.Aspects.And what we.Actually has time to make the procedures.To be publicly faced.We can do it through public freedom.We can do it through voting.And actually our love.Approaches to achieve.To make the decision.Or to build a society that we want.We can't be stubborn.Thoughts will be very conscious to achieve that.But in order to do that.We need to make sure that we understand the context.From these different perspectives.So I think.This free.Is what we focus on.How can we make sure that everyone.Unsettles.And they can do their stuff.In other streets.But they are able to do that.That they can make that kind of decision.Because they have more information.To help them.To do this decision.And also.How can we cover.To become a mental scientist.How can we improve the quality.of the vibration.And customization.How can we present democracy.To share the positive power.So.This is what we believe.The more people are hesitant.To change the infrastructure.More than likely to change.So this is the process that we embrace.The old post-making process.It's like.Post-making current.They come up with a policy.They sell the information.That they can get from their colleagues.Or abuse.Bit-brain.Coupled.And then they make policy.And then they see yourself as having to create.To work on the process.System.Mentor.Mentor.And regulation.And at the end.User doesn't.Is satisfied with the policy.But what else can they do.And the new process that we're proposing.Is to put all different users.At the heart.In the beginning.The users are not just add users.But also ultimate users.The nationalists.And all different kinds of people.And then.We understand the follow-up.And leads.Then we relate.And then.We understand the follow-up.And leads.Then we relate.And leads.Then we relate.The service.That responds.To the different problems.And then we create.System.Positive.Regulation.And what they have done for people.Because everyone has been.Every one's idea has been.Positive.So they're moving to how to properly act.So talk about silos.And the trend needs some knowledge.I don't need more.But public sector.They are now.And the older.And so.She was actually helping.The government.To transform.But because even the problem.That I mentioned to you.So.And the ability.To have to do.我們必須再次努力所以我認為整個圖案它是設定了整個圖案的圖案我認為它是更重要的我們建立了一個公園我們建立了三十多個公園或是不同的公園在這個公園裡我們也努力所以我們想要找到不同的項目讓我們通過不同的項目然後我們會有不同的項目因為我們經常都會跟我們一起做不同的項目所以我們會找到不同的項目和不同的項目這個項目是2020年我們也會找到不同的項目我們會選擇一個項目在我們的項目中做一些項目的項目然後我們會做一些項目然後我們會有一個項目和一個項目的項目做一些項目的項目然後我們會做一些項目的項目這就是我們在一起的項目所以我們會想想我們要做一些項目的項目最新的項目我們要做一些項目的項目所以這個項目是由一位女士在我們的項目的項目中這是我們在一起的項目我們可以看到很多的資訊這些都是我們在一起的項目所以我們在一起的項目我們是一個公司的辦公室我們是一個公司的辦公室我們認為這是一個非常重要的項目我們要在一起的項目合作所以我們要在一起的項目我們要在一起的項目我們要在一起的項目合作而我們為何要在一起的項目是因為我們我之前提到的通常是通常是通常是通常通常是通常是通常通常是通常通常是通常讓人們想想自己的東西從他們的角度來看我和這個人是很重要的這是很重要的但是如果我們跟他們一起我們可以在一起是我們想的是我們想的人們不想大眾大眾的眼睛開始在一起我們在一起的項目我們只是在一起的項目我們要在一起的項目我們要在一起的項目所以我們要其實要做一種做一種的項目是要改變國家的國家國家的項目他們可以說為何要做國家的項目做一個項目但是這是一個方式讓我們知道在這段時間我們想要求項目我們需要確保這是很重要的所以我們不是想要我們想要教育我們可以國家的項目做他們可以做的項目是更重要的讓我們知道這段時間這段時間我們要在前面教育的項目教育的項目教育的項目對我的天啊很快這段時間從另一個項目的項目但是我只能快點示範一下我們怎麼做我們要做的項目就是項目這是我們這個項目的項目從這個從這個這個項目從這個項目過了這個項目蹦跡正在找局我們需要幫助我們我們要確保我們所有的教訓我和他們的問題能夠和我們合作所以這套政策這套政策能夠和我們合作所以我們要保證我們在這套政策中科技學家Didol他寫了這件事然後還做了這件事所以我和他說我們需要幫助我們我們需要幫助我們我們是否會怎樣我們需要幫助我們因為我們在這套政策我們需要幫助我們他送我們所有的教訓我們需要幫助我們我們需要幫助我們大家可以跟我們合作所以我們其實有很多不同的研究我們有一個社會計劃我們通常會用一、二個月我們真的有很多不同的研究我們會有更多的資料我們會用最多的資料用最大的資料用最大的資料或最大的資料用最大的資料去討論資料這個問題其實我們有很多不同的研究我們必須要幫助保安局或保安局去解釋這個問題如果我們做了一個新的工作我們必須要向新的工作做一個新的工作但是我們不必要和我們做一個新的工作所以我們必須要跟我們做一個新的工作做一個新的工作其實我們必須要和我們做一個新的工作所以我們要和我們做一件新的工作對於保安局的問題我們必須要一樣的工作其實我們必須要為保安局和保安局和保安局在這個新的投資資源的過程中我想問你,在那邊,你會說 more about市民的規律我不是說,對,市民的規律但是他們有更多的規律市民的規律,但是市民的規律在這個新的投資資源的過程中你是否想通知他們或你是否只是想問他們有更多的規律謝謝其實有很多不同的規律可以通知他們的規律所以如果他們真的想要有規律他們可以在那邊做一些研究所以他們可以通知他們有更多的規律有更多的規律但是有些規律如果他們是市民他們的規律如果他們在地球上會提供他們的想法他們的規律所以他們可以在那邊通知他們的規律他們可以在那邊通知他們的規律他們的規律他們有些有些規律他們的規律他們有些規律他們有些規律他們有些規律因為有些有些傳統或者是國際的他們可能有有些規律他們有些規律所以他們他們的規律他們的規律他們的規律他們的規律他們的規律他會提供他們會提供他們有些規律還有當他們的規律他們 Would因為有些それ去到那��地因為那意大利他們會提供他們的理由因為其實如果有一個問題公司已經能夠認識那公司是真的要認識所以如果CM7能夠認識公司不認識那是最好的方法所以我們會想做項目 based on those issues但是這很難以解釋那些瘋狂的項目我們很擔心是因為他們會發生什麼他們會覺得很難對他們會發生什麼他們會覺得很困難所以我們都想把他們的身體做好每天的項目所以他會做什麼例如修改那你喜歡工作嗎?還是不喜歡工作?那不算是很難工作那是我的意思那不是我的個人意識而是我的個人意識這是我的意識這是我的意識所以,我會用技術來講我會用技術來講所以,我們要嘗試保持時間保持時間在你的日子上包括所有公司公眾公司跟我們合作我們要用技術保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間保持時間他們也沒有必要開始做任何的事情他們也沒有必要做任何的事情也許你問了我們的可能性因為我們要寫文章所以我們要寫文章因為我們要寫文章所以我們要寫文章所以有些人在我們的社匯下他們在共產系統上資產公司都很用心所以他們知道為什麼他們要這樣做以及他們的方法他們不像是天津洪他們是像在海外我想他們完全明白所以他們想要辯解整個辦公室重新重新這個年度在規則中他們其實寫了那些法律在新年對對對你們都可以所以謝謝我們已經練習和我們現在我現在也有機會所以我現在我們我們我們要在中華人談論以及說話我們我們我們我們我們我們我們Probably we are the smallest company in this institution in terms of the people we are here today.Yoshi is the co-founder and he is now based in Phukong.We basically founded our company five years ago,so it's a very young company as well.Yoshi is here with us today as well.He is probably the youngest company in the team,but he is probably the one who is more intellectual.He reads books most stoppable.He also might be our headiest of anger.So I'm just saying we will distribute our goals.So briefly this is what we kind of stateand probably depending on who you are asking,our company will slightly have a different answer for our mission,although I don't think that's the way it should be.Well, we try to basically break silosand I think that maybe resonates with some of the things that we've already talked about.Tukai is also a very important societyand I think there are a lot of institutions which stress people in a very organized manner.Well, we try to basically break silosand try to create a much more sustainableand a bigger impact network.And I think ultimately the goal is that we will have a better city futureinstead of having one company that is a profitor possibly an individualwe try to have more collective powerwhere we can actually sort of stay beyond one institutionbut make a bigger community in a senseSo it's interesting to thinkwhat we reflect about what kind of clients we do haveso we got a for-profit companyso we're not a for-profitand we intentionally designed a company this waydepending on where we standand maybe found it's a companywe might have chosen a different directionbut at least in Japan we felt like a for-profit companywould be waiting to gowe don't have very strong foundationslike Dave's foundationso we can't really sort ofdependence on those type of foundationsfor a constant supply of moneyso we have to find out the way to sort ofdrag out some budget from everywhere we can findthat's the reason why we work togetherwith governments, universities and companiesso we have not so much morebut this is just some of the representative clientswe've been working for five yearsFukopa City has been very generous with usso we worked with them for four yearsone thousand, one millionso all these governmentsthey approach us kindlyso we have some projects with themmost of them are not really top-downor it's more bottom-upthey feel like they don't have muchinstitutions that they return toso they come to us to sort ofwhenever there's some kind of civic educationor they want to come up with somethingthat is original programthat would actually developsome kind of a innovation ecosystemthey tend to come to usand luckily we also have some opportunityto have Shriaand that's the reason why they are herewe have this amazing peopleto talk toshe was with us for one yearand then it was amazingthat she cameand chose to be part of this movementand her governmentwe have been very happy to see her hereso we have the operation in two citiesTukpan and Fukopabut as I have already saidwe work with many different normal governmentsrather than the national onesand perhaps as we will describethe reason whyso the biggest turning pointthis was the photo that I actually tookby myselffortunately and this is the earthquakethat you might have heard in 2001so this was a month afterthree weeks, four weeksbasically nobody was reallyto go thereI mean volunteers of coursethey can enterbut many people saidthat they are still close to quakeso for the safety most of the peoplewere actually encouraged not to gobecause nobody can guaranteewhether we can staybut we saw thatthis is such an important timethat we have to understandwhat is happening criticallyand why are the things that we could dobecause we've already hadsome businesses in the innovationwe're supposed to knowwhat kind of things that we could dolots of failuresand also stories behindbut in essence I think we failedso that's beforeand that was one of the primary reasonsthat we decided to start a companyand I think the critical learningat that point waswe have some kind of adeep understandingand also unless we try to workwith the individuals inside ofthat city or regionwe could actually sustainablychange thingsthis kind of exchange doesn'twe can't have becauseI'm the expertI know about innovationand I come into thesolving problems of thismemberand I think maybeit's more obvious for youbut I thinkwe must kind of learnfrom usso we had to goI understandthat was one of the reasonsthat I've been hereand I thinkwe did it at our trading pointjust likewe have answered aboutsomefound movementbut unfortunatelythe biggest differenceis that this wasthe fault of natureso we didn'twe choose to make this happenmeaning thatunlike you guyswe don't necessarilyhave that kindof civiccompassion andenergywith us that we havemeweit wasn't somethingthat we did volunteerso we have to befinally have a sourceof motivationthat you knowwheneversomething like this happensthat weare able to kind of deal with itso that'sthat's somethingthat is notnecessarilycoming naturallyandwhich isin a wayvery inspiringfor us to seesomething like thiswhere you knowpeople are reallyseeingand thenwe did makingthings happenso wewe coversomesomethinkand do companyor they can dotenbecausewe feel likethere needs to besome kind of atheoryor the thing behindwhat we doandI think that's quite importantbecausedoing is hardyou knowthere's so mucha lot of us think aboutdoingthink of thingswho spend more timedoingit feels likedoing hasso many unpredictablestatesyou can't really forcepeople to dothe way you expectthem to dosowe have to havesome kind oftheoryor vision behindor maybe alwaysspect them tosowe have to havesome kind oftheory or vision behindor maybe alwayssort ofseem for somecases orpre-disasterswe havemade thisthings happenone of theexampleis thatwe workwith someof theprofessorsin theversion of thenightwho producesit didn't reallytouch uponthe really importantthings abouthow the corporategeneratorswaving things happennot just oncebut for many timesand theseprofessorsmade the reallyintensive studyfor ten yearsbecause they didthey wanted theirstudents to benot an inventornot an innovatorand thatsmall differencein the wordsis actuallya big differencein how wethinkand we were reallyencouraged by itbecause essentiallythey were sayingyeswe need sometechnologicallygaveable peopleto make thingshappenbut behind themthere's morepoliticalmorelatenttype of skillsthat theydid not goover the yearsand thatdoesmaintainthings happenand thenwe tried towe workedtogetherwith theprofessorsand realized thatwe actuallythose individualswho haveexactly the sametype ofbehaviorregardlessof thecountrythey didall the thingsthat theyhad to doand it wasvery,verysimilarand whichwas reallyencouragedso there mightbe somesituationsthat theyare inand someof themmade thingshappenand someof thementhusiatedmotivationand had to thinkabout who youare serving formaybe youtried todo some morepolitical thingswhichnot inall theengineersare good atand thenthatreallymade usbeautifulthethoughtssowhensomeofthe localgovernmentsmalllytried to bepreparedsome exampleof what we've donein Hiroshimaprefecturalizeduh, welcomeokI didn'tlost the paintingso let's doso it's about2.6menucan't do much2.6prefecturalizedintestinalso theysaid that yesterdaywe have lotsofinterestingcompanieswe make foodand there'snewbusinessis coming outso whenthis request camewe sort oftooksuch an opportunityto practicewhat we've learned fromthose schoolsthat I'veintroducedearlierto seeif we'veactuallytried togo throughthis processso basicallyit's anincurationlike we said5,6 monthswe try outpeople fromeach companypartlylabelateandagreedeach johnandjeancompanieswe'renotcompanieswe have quelquesmore years to work onthankfullywe haveheardupoussohopefullywe cando我认为,因为我们谈论漫画,所以这位女士已经在组织漫画中。对,因为我认为,因为我们谈论漫画,所以这位女士已经在组织漫画中。我们谈论漫画,所以我们谈论漫画,所以这位女士已经在组织漫画 中织漫画中央的小孩,以及建造網絡所以這些小孩其實會引起一些人然後有些公司他們找到的有些他們找到的有些他們也找到的或更多的然後再做這個找到的一個建築物業的建築物業所以你看到這些他們在建築的建築物業Terry Harris' early and so onI'm hoping it'll sink deepand yeah, well,that's right maybe this is the waybut then when the Slip of Malitycome into pictureyou see that all those filmsthat are barely okayis like very many of themthis is the Slip of Mality at L.O.so when we saw thiswe were like,OK, so a lot of the cities or the countriestell me Israel, Berlin, they talk about okay,next, the sustainability is okay,it's successful.If we copy them, we can be like them.And this brings us a questionbecause already even the parents who are in Berlinit's just not comparable in size.And we have to think about what is it thatthe city or the area hasand whether we would really like to grab a cage or not.So this is, I think the different people with different opinionsactually in terms of what kind of drivers or the enginethat each city or the system comesand definitely I think the talent is somethingthat certainly probably attracts and holds.And then there's a lot of competitionmore than I don't know.There's a lot of power to try and challenge themselves.I think there's a lot of opportunities thereand they also of course try and put themselvesin terms of what kind of thisactually it's a different type.I just want to give a lot of usersbe trying to think aboutthe different kind of technologiesor develop different solutions.But the question wasSo does Japanfor the two, one, two, three decadeseven a lot of the Japanese companieswant to send people offso they can know they're trying to replicateit's in their money.So I don't think this model worksat least in Japan.And just like people already discussedabout this financial growthand the economy growthI don't think it's somethingso what is itand do we really want to live like thisthere's like a sitcomwhere they have this crazyso if you value lifeand having two kidsI don't think I can have that kind of life anyways.And we tried to startto look at different cities.Part of our projectwas also the national governmentsome opportunities for the different cities.I'm sure quite many of you knowso if you know which country this isit's true.Do you know this?Don't tell me.We had time to do this.I don't know.But I know the question.Right.There you go.That's why I hitI hit the name of thethis and put the name there.Sothere was somethingthat was a dreamabout Denmark.They had a restaurantwhich usedsome of theirresources and the localmeansand has a very high reputationaround the world.And my teacher thoughtthat basically I went to the circleand basically justto give you the normal bicyclebecomes electric.But somehowthe city made it so thatit's applicablein their roads.And it became known aspropagating wheel.And that's the insulin pen.Basically it's short.But whena lot of pharmaceutical companieswere trying to developtheir denser,more effectivethis companybasically what theywork on was howpeople canwithoutmaking other people fearfulfor the decision.Especially if you think aboutspokers and they have todo some shots.And I think it's not a verycomfortable situation for them.It's easy to use.So it's not soall these kind of thingsdid reallysort of okay with us.And then we start to think aboutwhat is their model or enginethat drives their innovation.And this is sort ofour way of understanding it.And that's the essence I thinkis really that citizensthat or the civic mindsetsthat they have that drives their innovation.Also city offersmaybe just like howwe met some of the egostrying those bicyclesness to make.But giving the opportunity wherethe ideascan be tried out in the city.And also to have some kindof motivation that solutionis not just for anybody insomewhere in the world.For some other markets.But they seem to have some kindof intrinsic motivation aboutwhat they want to accomplishand try to give it backto society.This seems to bea bit more attractive thanthis.I don't know.It's a choice.But it's also aboutthinking about what kind ofness you have.So the reasonone of the reasons whyin terms that we started offhaving just one office in東京.But now we havetwo offices.One inRochland.And wealmost have the same amount ofoperations.Maybethe goal is being leaders.I really have to work on it.ButI think it isit is reallythe city has a right side.And it hassort of like the appreciation forthe quality of life.Andwe seem to have a lotof work there.Soinnovations to the peoplewe dealt with topics likehow tobe inclusive.Andhow to maybe the kids withthe disability can be part ofthe society.Orall these kinds of things we doas a part of the incubation.Sopeople are essentiallyfourteen.Howare you going to beanother one?Fourteen or fifteen peoplewill come to join this programfor half a year.Andthey will in the end have the wholestart-up of the business.Butwe basically help them to figureoutwhat is it that theirbusiness can actually solve problemsand be the most critical.Andwe are seeing some of thoseideas now born.Thisis a really nice thing.Andthis is one of the things thatwe can base on some of those thoughts that we already have.Ithink todaydepending on how much timewe have,I think we can of courseintroduce a bitabout Barcelona.Butwhat weis a question orsomething that I would loveto discussis civic literacyor maybe it could bepublic literacy as well.Sohow can citizenswe actually involvein theshaping orbeing part ofthe city or the countrythat they live in.Thatis not an easyquestion.Andit is also somethingthatwe were never taughtat school.At leastI wasn't taught how to be a better citizenmore.I like to be engagedto give opinionsto the wayhow the public service or the systemworks.AndI don't think it's a long waystreet anymore.AndwhereasBarcelona gave usrecently many visits,somefalls about.Not just aboutcities and thepublic.Sothat's the case.AndIthink here because a lotof people are coming fromPBS andthinking about a lot ofpublic facilitation as well.Soit would be nice to think aboutit from both of them.It's likewell,do you thinkactually would be a skill setor the ability that we shouldobtain to create that kind ofbetter future as aecosystem order together.Andthat's something that I wouldactually discussis.Howare we with time and thenthinking about that.So it's aboutBarcelona.Butthis is about it forthe investment interaction ofwe do as a company.I'm curiousabout your busy model.SoI saw you had many sponsors.Sodo you supplyprovide the sponsorsto the sponsors orthe projectsare owned by you or your companyand the sponsors justgive you a bunch.The sponsors,you meando they come and sellas well?So they doare owned byyour ones.Buttypically they come tosaying likeusually they askhere from our local governmentsaying likeI heard that you're doing this withpeople.We want to do the same thinghere.And then first wesaythat's not possible becausecookbook is one of the most livelygumiest city with yourowns to be in some sense.Andit's a youngest citythat can be there.Andit has a lot ofattraction.As long aspeople are tired of taking theirorals.There's a good balanceof good food and quality of life.Andit's a very compact cityand it's quite easy.Soif other municipalitiescome and they say thatI want to have the same programsthen first we have to say no.Becausethey can't havebecause they don't have the sameassets.But don't you thinkit's amultiply versionmultiply versionand of coursethat's where theconversation starts.At leastwe know that they have an interestto do something going on.Andthen we will actually start.Soactually one of the placesthat yours is now engaged in thismultiply business has the earthquake.Andthey are in a muchvarious situation in Lugoba.Sowe can start from this but weactually don't understand.Sowe really need to understand whoare there,who's actuallytried to change things.Who are theacademics.We can tell us moreabout some culture and what arethe sources,what are the mindsets.Sofrom there we design and proposethat.Sohow did you convince theco-converment first time?But in the GBSit's been a couple of months to6 months as long as tothepublic game and we discussedwhat the more would be thebest role as to propose.Soyeah.Basically the processwas much moremultiply.Soyou knowjustwe didn't have a littleminimum content,which wasthat the GBSture of iSchool,which wasthe very first innovationeducation curriculum,which wasorganized into the Universityof Tokyo.Sothey knew,actuallythe capacity knew somethingabout us,that we are capableto do something around it,althoughwe didn't do this like a globalgovernment project.And oncethat is done,then it islong after the month.Thepeople who contested it and alsothe governments,they have doneso they nevermultiplypinched,never so farthey came to usbut thedirection iscome last to6 months.Soyeah,but thenthat's where theconversationtochallenge starts,that we sayokay,you're paying,butour ultimate customer iscitizens,right?Soifthat kind of conversation ispunctuated by giving the project,you see?Yes,this modelmustimportant question,the problemof this model isis the governmentdoes nothing,so nothing will matter.Very important,yes.And China isnot that short,it was a very long time ago.She knows too much about Japanese culture.Sure.But definitely thegovernment,that we haveconsecrated,because you know,thecomment and the government only hasannual budget,right?We haveprojects we try to cross2 years,4 years.They nevercan promise that we willactually,we have5 years time.Butthe reason why we have this kindofcontinuity is becausenot only that wemanage to do it,but alsowe have a really greatpart.So in the public servicecenter,there were alsochange agents whounderstood what we do,andthen also they themselves becamethe sort of provocation.From the bounds tostanding spies into the government.What?Sending spies.Sending spies?I mean,makesomeonewant to do this,butthe government won't dothis.So the reason isthat mangoes into the governmentand becomesanother thing.No,I mean,you are bothyour English and Japaneseoriginities.Butyou know,the personwho drives innovation andthat can be a secure budgetfor consecutive years,theycannn't be just like a new企業,they can't be ajournier in the institution.Theyhave to have some type ofrole or in the government.But we dojust one year on enrollmentand whether they can change or not.Or did they already havesome potential,I think theycanged dramatically across the year.And those are thecities or theprefectures that we arenow illustrating both thecities and thenand those are thecities that we found suchcount apart.And also theparticipants became likepressure.They tell thegovernment,you are not supposedto quit this.You are not intendingto quit this problem,are you?And thenthey will address it somehow.Soonce that is ruled out,weare going to state yourposition to make this moreimpact.So I mentioned thisonly in 1973.Soyoung man canin Taiwan,young man canhave a very high positionin the government.And sothey can havepreciate from outside.Yeah,there are no questionsabout interpreciation.What isthe example of interpreciation?Sowe don't have somethingunpowerful.Weare supposed to say thatwe are doing quitewell in this moment.Especiallywe aretentative to start around.AndI want to hear aboutwho wants to hear aboutsomeone.Whostreamed to Barcelona?3 days ago,thenyou know,the weather isnot nice.Butit's great to have a destination,oneof the primary destinations forthe tourists.Actuallythere's ten times more forestsin the south.Sobut that's also a riskwhen the tourism is so bigthe citizens and theirrights of power cancorporalize for the sakeofthose temporary visitors.SoBrasiloma is going through alot of competitions now,wherethey are not soperactive about moretourism,but they are nowmore like in the reflexive time.Some of you mayhave seen the news thatCatalonia,inBrasiloma hasmetricompetency,butthe Catalonia stateitself is trying to be independentfrom Spain.Andwhich is quiteunderstandable becausespain as a countrytotally has history.Ithas started already in1970,whereasBrasilomaand its areathey hadthe cityand they have been very activebefore Christ.Sothey have this sensethat they have had this culture beforebut the Catalonia languagewas suppressed throughoutSpain.Sonow the languageself and their cultureis now arrivingand4.7 million inhabitantsare calling toNerga,maybe aboutBrasiloma toBrasiloma toBrasilomaBrasilomaandthere's thisit's called over the known,which istheir innovation district at the moment.Soone of the last frontierof development.Andthat's where many things andexperimentation are taking place.Bothinfrastructurewise and alsothe citylooks like this from1859.Soit's very muchgreat.Not everythingwe can make it possiblebut they all have thoughtaboutsort of havingsame infrastructure throughout the city.Andas you can seeit's muchgreatbased city.Noteverywhere is like this.Andthis blue areais the innovationsort of district at the moment.Have youheard ofsuper vlogs?It'sanybody here has.I saidwhere I've heard of.I'mnot talking about you.I don't know.Yeahbutsuper vlogs is quite interesting.Ithink if you look at the wordyou might come across with some ofthe videos,especially the onefrom books or garden and alsohas some articles about it.Basicallythe idea isvery simple.Soif you takeall these books,nowit's justtypically every road would havehard streets.Sothat's the public area.Buttheir idea isthat in order toreduce the air pollutionand also to improve thecitizens' lives,theytake these nine booksas a super book.Andall these inward roadsthey're trying to regulateso to reduce the amount of carsand also to reduce the speed.Sowhat could happen isthatessentially oncethis is rolled out.Thisis now the streetsfor the road network.Forthe cars.Butonce this is executedthose primary roadswill be in red.Sothey will reduce thecar streets by 61%.Andwhat this means is thatthe citizens' accessiblespace,currently they havesome kind of small pedestrian roadsor cars very muchstandard and only limitedto some parts of the city.Buttheywill have it throughout the city.Meanthey will have morepublic spaces available forcitizens.NowI'm talking about the infrastructureso it seems rather irrelevant.Butthe idea isthis is a famousstronging from the New York Timesand it's an old one.Thisis not done by the first month.Butthe way that we are nowdelta in the public areaor the streets is that because the carfates so much space,essentiallycitizensare somewhatdowngraded to pedestrians.Sowhat we're trying to do is basicallyreplace some of the public spaceswhich is now occupied by carsand to havemorecitizens active in these cars.Sothe part of things whichJoan tried to explain a little bitis also not just aboutoccupyingpart spacebut to encourage citizensto sort of redesign and to regaintheir public spaceactually theseonto the public area.Soessentially apparently they haveprimarily the streetsis occupiedby carfites.Sowhat we're trying to dosothat's thethe whole plan is designed byan institution calledMarsimone and Gorgia,which isa strategic planninginstitute,butnot what iscalled a government.It isindeed by the advisory andthe strategy plan orinstitution that they have.They onlyhave 20%of their budget coming fromthe city.So they basicallyearn the rest of the money bydoing business or introducing thecities.So this is thefeature that they provided us.Sonow if everythingis just a public normal roadit's citizens andthe cars.Whatthey're trying to do is touse these innercircuits as a public spaceand then to let thosecommunity decide what theywant to do it here.Sothe ones that I've seen is likethey basically call some ofthis area as thesubject to make agoverment.Soit's just a huge plantpot.Soyou can just bring it andjust leave it there andthen one of them can do asometimes a rock.Andif nobody likes it they canremove it.So it's veryexperimental.Theone I've seen was thatin that circlethe area has decided tomake a park for kids.Soit's a real one that only thekids can actually play.It'svery small,but this typeof activities can take place.SoI found this quiteinteresting and veryencouraging.Andthe idea for them is thatnot only that theywould adjust andmake this happen in a verymultiple way.Theywould like to do it toturn out the city.Theyare also redesigning the consequence,which is nowlike a spaghetti.Theyare now trying to do it inmuch so much more in theorganized way so thateveryone can use publictransportation instead ofbeing dependent on cars.Soit's not about justsacrificing their benefits,butis their choice rather thanbeing restricted.Ithink this is somethingthat I would loveto sort of discuss,butI was really inspired becauseexperimentationis one thing,and oftenwe feel that it's quite smallcompared to the city orthe whole entity that we're seeing.But this kindof mindset thatexperimentation is just tomean it will beif someone would have thismy vision that this couldactually be throughout thisit's really about providingthe service not justfor the limited amount ofpeople,but to haveopportunity for everyone else.There's alsosome interestingthings going on.Ithink one of the fivemost successful onesin the world isprobably the one inWarslowland becausethe city has beenso promoting inthe city acrosscity.And when wevisited one of theinstitution,it used to dofor our fanscar to make surehow to look at.Andthey've been doing someproject that citizenscouldn't say.Theygo citizenssensing to get.Andthey have a device which cansense different type ofthings.Whetherit's the air pollution,whetherit's the sound or it could bethe temperature.Butinteresting thing is thatactually the citizens who areinvolved candescribe what should bemeasured.So inCTOWarslowland theycouldn't say thatactually.So that'sWarslowland'splaza by day.Butthis is at night.So yousee people drinking here.Okayyou?Sobecause it's cheaper to justdrink on this than this.Thefree space.So theyjust buy beer and just sitdown and drink.Butfor the neighborhood it'squite loud.And inso they have all night.Sothe day and the night isequally active.Which isnot such a comfortable thingfor the neighborhood.Sowhat they're doing is thatwe found it,we found the proofthat it's worth buying.Sothey're also facing the plaza.Theyhave this device which isdeveloped by LaFarba.Andthen what they've done iscommunally they've decided what tosense.So in this casejustice so that thissensitive device is tocollect the data of thenoise example.Sothey can actuallysee what kind ofproblems they havecollectively.Becausesometimes maybe CT would sayyes we have an air pollutionproblem.So you willmeasure the air pollution.Butmaybe that's not the most important thingor the critical thing for the citizensso this actually enables themto decide what exactlyas they're collectingwhat a community that theywould like to collect dataand to appeal.Sothis became one of like amove for those communitiesand discuss aboutwhat is the problemthat they're seeing and what kindof data they should berequesting.It's interesting becausethey're trying to use blockchain as well.Sothey can actually trace backto whoever actually collectedthe data.So it kind of increaseson the power supplycitizens ownership.SoI don't know.There's a little bit moreabout the conceptor the mindset that they havebehind it.Which isabout sustainabilityand diversity.Theyare also saying thatok as long as we have a lot ofpower,we can bring more fromrussia or just from Russiaor who knows.There are waysto supply energyand then to fulfilla serviceor citizens.Butthat requiresa lot of powerthat requires a lot of energyand that's not being sustainableand we know city have that kindof mother thing though.Soinsteadof really creating a lotofpower and energyrequired way ofsustaining the city.They're tryingto reduce the type ofconsumption.They're trying to havea more globallysustainable wayof running the city.If I havemore time,I might have gone through.Butthe age is more about thediversity.So rather than havingmigrants who live here,elderlywho live here,the richmongers are here.That'smaybe as a city,we might befikers.Butin that way,it's ultimatelysegregated.Thenthat doesn't mean that you havethat kind of rich society wheredifferent cultures converge.Sothey were saying that yes,weneed to havedifferent kindsof people involved.Notin a limited place,butthroughout the city.Soeveryone could havethe benefit of having thosedifferenttype of people insideand also some different kindof public services insidethat neighborhood.That'ssomethingthat they're not tryingto think about.Solastly,I thinkwe're trying towe're really in thethese are not the things thatwe were thinking,but I thinkwhat we're saying is thatinsteadof just a simpletop-down where theinstitution has actually made thingsand then citizens actuallywould be the recipients of it.Definitely,I thinkthere's this elementof citizens alsocaling to institutions.Butthe question is that when thecitizens become a groupsometimes they becomequite small.The sameinterestto havethat kind of a grouping and haveone type ofyou intend to have the onesimilargroup of interests.SoI think what'sideally what wetryneed to do from now onis thatrather than havingeither a citizen or institutionI think we have to find a waytogroup ourselves intoa collective ofdifferent typeofpeople ortogether and then try toexperiment.And then in theintermediation just like thatcitizens sending devicehave names or unitesthat community are on thepositive.Having that kindof collective and then doingthings together seems likemore likely to come fromthe city today,especially Ithink they'd be quite a few ofthe Europeans.Sosorry it was very quick and Idon't think I really explainedproperly.Butprobably it's better that wewill instead ofme trying to explainmaybe it's better that wewill track this stuff aboutthis.I've sort ofstarted to list aboutwhat kind of literacyor what kind of things thatthe principal might be aboutpublic literacy and civic literacy.But this is stillAmerican sketchy ideas and itmight be good as a starting point.SoI feel like there are somethings that oneeither the citizens or thepublicsecretaries are betteroutboard more than takingthe industry to.Buthopefully we have morebetter understanding ofhow we can createsort of collectivemight be actually a goodthing to discuss about howwe can make a bettercg all together.Sothat's it.Ithink that's it.Thankyou very much.Thankyou.