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And many Tunisians are calling on their government to do whatever it takes to keep them safe.
Since 2013 in Bangladesh, over a dozen secular bloggers and community activists have been literally slaughtered by extremists while the government has done very little.
So, you've got a little farm in Honduras, some dictator comes to power, he says, "I know you've got a piece of paper that says you own your farm, but the government computer says my friend owns your farm."
They're not regulated by the government, anyway.
And we hope that the government can use this type of information to encourage innovation by letting consumers know how protected are you with a given helmet.
The government said before the Paris climate talks that they were going to do something like 30 new nuclear plants.
Overnight, the policy priorities of this country change dramatically, and every level of government becomes radically more responsive to all the people.
A lifetime of study and participation in her father’s government prepared Anna for this undertaking.
During this time, Anna reportedly advocated for just treatment of the people in their disputes with the government.
And now I was going to represent their concerns in government.
First, well-meaning New Yorkers who were in city government holding government positions had no idea how scared immigrants were of law enforcement.
So the real implication of the blockchain is that it removes the need for any kind of third party, such as a lawyer, or a trusted intermediary, or maybe not a government intermediary to facilitate the exchange.
She knows that if the federal government can be hacked, if the Fortune 500 can be hacked, so can her doctor.
And while I think it's absolutely great that companies like Apple are making it easy for people to encrypt, if the only people who can protect themselves from the gaze of the government are the rich and powerful, that's a problem.
Now, it's quite possible that a future Martin Luther King or a Mandela or a Gandhi will have an iPhone and be protected from government surveillance.
And so then these people go on, they rise up through business and government, they take leadership positions.
More than a profile, it means you can selectively reveal the different attributes about you that help facilitate trade or interaction, for instance that a government issued you an ID, or that you're over 21, by revealing the cryptographic proof that these details exist and are signed off on.
My lab is pretty much focused on going the enterprise and government route first, because in reality, blockchain is a complex technology.
But you use it every day, so I think we're sort of facing the same John Sculley idea of technology should either be invisible or beautiful, and blockchain is kind of neither of those things right now, so it's better suited for either really early adopters who kind of get it and can tinker around or for finding those best use cases like identity or asset tracking or smart contracts that can be used at that level of an enterprise or government.
Three: their production has been supported by government agencies at the expense of a more health- and Earth-friendly diet.
Let's pretend that our government supported an oil-based economy, while discouraging more sustainable forms of energy, knowing all the while that the result would be pollution, war and rising costs.
Well, there's also another program, in another agency within our government, in ocean exploration.
That patient was my government.
I would argue, only government is capable of creating these necessary conditions for economies to thrive.
We're a group of computer scientists, mathematicians, engineers and a cancer researcher, who understood that in order to cure the sickness of a system as big as government, we needed to examine the whole body, and then we needed to drill down all the way from the organs, into the tissues, all the way to single cells, so that we could properly make a diagnosis.
Our government was sick, because government employees felt helpless.
So we met with everyone, from the clerk whose sole job is to remove staples from application packets, to the legal drafters at the attorney general's office, to the clerks who are responsible for serving business owners when they came to access government services.
A coalition of government employees who are excited and ready to drive change, began to grow and form.
When is the last time you accessed a government service?
It's easy in this political and global economy to want to give up when we think about transforming government.
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