You’ve just said connecting to…

But I can’t learn it, or did you say that you can learn it online? OK. Alright.

The second question, though, is that if each urban and rural area has its own characteristics, wouldn’t that impede the mobility? Because what you learn in one place is what you can use in that one place. If I want to move to the city, I…

Brilliant. Brilliant. Yes, my question has been answered.

Yes, you have mentioned two points just now. I think the first point is that if technology can really bridge the gap between urban and rural areas, in terms of hardware, doesn’t it mean that our government should ensure that everyone in the countryside has the hardware to connect to ...

My key point is that people worry about the gap between urban and rural areas. They feel that there are many self-study courses. Teachers who teach these courses are concentrated in the cities, and none is in the rural areas. How do we solve this problem?

Let me talk about the premise. We really wanted to make an “Èi!” episode for the 108 curriculum, but I think it’s still too early. Let’s wait until this batch of high school students take their first exam, just before they face the exam, the real problems will be highlighted. ...

Understood. The other thing that everyone questions is the so-called urban-rural gap. I think this is relevant to the 108 curriculum… because…

True.

…but why…

But the premise of this is that once you graduate, it is not a zero-sum game. It is a team competition… well not competition…

Yes, the audience gets it.

Why not just translate that as core “nénglì”?

Is is right to call it “sùyǎng?” What does it mean?

You have taken part developing the 108 curriculum, which is being rolled out now. What about the 108 curriculum? Currently, many people are very hesitant. They are worried and have no idea what this idea of “sùyǎng” is about.

We have just talked about policy. I don’t know if it’s a topic your staff would like you to talk about, but let’s talk about the future. After the election, what can we expect our country to look like in the future?

So really, technology can dismantle many previous concepts.

How strange, okay. So, how relevant is IQ in the future? Should we be concerned about this matter, or is it not…

…Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale. It doesn’t continue after 4 standard deviations?

Is it really true that you can’t measure an IQ above 160?

180 in centimeter only? Okay, brilliant.

Audrey, rumor has it that your IQ is… 160? 170? 180?

Yes, and then write a response saying, oh I know, I got the joke now.

…yes, everyone can do it, really, including this segment…

Old K has been hanging out with me for two, three years now. My reaction is really quite slow, isn’t it?

Your words are really heart-warming. Old K wants to say something?

I am touched.

Because when I’m talking to you now, I have a kind of inferiority complex. I am afraid to ask some questions, afraid that you would look down on me…

Don’t you just feel that other people are dumb?

…was at the Neolithic Age. Was that one you had thought about before and was ready to put there?

Like in an interview with “Deutsche Welle,” you said, oh I remember Taiwan’s breakaway…

Yes, but the most admirable thing is that you put them in so invisibly. We put them deliberately, and even then the audience may not buy it.

Every time we go back to it, “Ah, I found another one.”

Yes. Just now, I don’t know how many viewers got it. Audrey actually jammed a few things in those words, without even caring if anyone got the reference. How did you achieve this equanimity?

Very cute.

…not interested, really…

…you don’t have to run open government to such an extent…

…you don’t need to spell it out, OK?

OK, but we can only say that it minimizes the chance, and we can’t say that it will completely prevent this from happening.

Oh! Makes sense. Just set a top speed, then self-driving cars won’t encounter that kind of problem.

Self-driving cars may run into the trolley problem. If the car can’t stop itself, should it kill the driver or…

When we talked about self-driving cars, I really wanted to ask another question. This is a question on tech ethics.

…right. I just visited the Taiwan CAR Lab there.

…everything is over there…

I don’t know if we need to be modest or something. But you can look forward to Taiwan in the future. Do you think it will step into 5G within a few years… Because there is still a problem with the base station. Is it because of frequency? It requires ...

Understood. We have just covered quite a few key points. Don’t you think 10 to 20 times faster is a big improvement? You think it’s a small…

So we are capable of developing 5G capabilities independent of oversea manufacturers.

Awesome. This reminds me that we did talk about 5G here. The question we asked was that, if most of the technology is concentrated in big companies, like the United States, of course, there are firms like Qualcomm, but Huawei still accounts for a large part.

Makes sense. Wow, this can, by the way, solve the problem of urbanization and rural depopulation.

It is in the future, then…