How did you convince the government to…I apologize if you touched on it in the beginning, but these are pretty radical initiatives. I just wonder how you are able to get them through the bureaucracy.

This AirBox example is a case where the data’s obviously pretty easily…Or not easily, but it’s retainable on an individual basis. What’s your thought about how…Or maybe you’ve actually worked on specific ways to actually retain data so that these coalitions can be built in contexts like online types of ...

It’s hard to see this catching on in a way that some of the more coercive and violent technologies do. I wonder, even aside from your role as minister, maybe just as a technologist, how you think about the challenge of scaling distributed technology versus more authoritarian technology.

I’m wondering how you think about the scalability of these things. I think we’re all impressed and encouraged by some of the distributed governance stuff that you’re doing. When you compare it to across the Strait, they do facial recognition and social credit scores that are done at such a ...

This is Facebook Taiwan, not Facebook in many…

Facebook has agreed to actually dial down…

Who’s the liaison with Facebook for example? Is it the government or is it the…

I’m wondering first whether you think that Taiwan is an innovative society and innovative economy, and if not or maybe it’s not as innovative as it could be, what kind of steps are you doing in your capacity as Digital Minister to spur innovation?

Hi, my name’s Daniel from New York. I’m curious, one of the things that I think has driven innovation in Silicon Valley, for example, is lack of bureaucracy, a lack of government interference. I found even though Taiwan has all these great tech companies, I think it’s limited, from I’ve ...