I think this embraces the complexity within each issue. Having hundreds of conversations at once. Agenda setting power adding people back in. Political decisions in the algorithms, which is why they have to be open source. Can fork them and make different decisions.

a million comments coming in about regulation. One full time person and a half-time person taking all those comments, and taking those into a consensus session with 80 lawyers.

what does it mean to re-invent democracy in the US? Avenues or pathways that we can do right now. Hoping on a call with a town which is not as divided as the council is. They see the vTaiwan process as a way through. It’s in Alabama. But we don’t ...

Noooo. Specifically regarding the consultative process- we learned everything from people on the ground. We know the tight verticals, building the very specific thing they support. Needs to be flexible enough for their processes. From a software developer view, we are trying to not be a monolith. If people know ...

We build this hand-in-hand with Audrey and the vTaiwan team for literally years. Pushed whenever they asked. The whole thing was open sourced at their request and auditable. Public good.