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Part of an assignment I wrote for a course about ‘the digital government’— Part 1/3 – Fundamental Changes for the Government Internet has changed how the government needs to work and think. Previously the speed, accessability and shareability was severely limited by physical factors. The cost of creating, storing and accessing information was . . . → Read More: Transforming Into a Digital Government, Fundamental Changes “Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. Anything that’s invented between when you’re fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it. Anything that is invented . . . → Read More: Why Lawmakers Don’t Like New Technology The ability to download physical objects in the form of a 3d file and print it out in a 3d printer will change how we perceive material possessions in the future. The shops will work very differently when in many cases it’s easier, cheaper and quicker to print something at home than finding it . . . → Read More: Downloading Physical Objects, 3d Printing Disrupts Property One of the main reasons behind my activity for Piratpartiet is that “people should keep track of what the government does and not the other way around”. I believe in the good of people and that they work towards the good for others. Power corrupts which is one of the reason the “common man” . . . → Read More: A Democratic Periscope, Making the Government More Transparent  |
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