Three things I want to see from the 2020 candidates:
a) addressing the growing wealth inequalities - not just "because billionaires," but because of organized crime and predatory practices... and using meaningful tax code, enforcement and penalties to mitigate, incl.
a) addressing the growing wealth inequalities - not just "because billionaires," but because of organized crime and predatory practices... and using meaningful tax code, enforcement and penalties to mitigate, incl.
b) ensuring that any and all profits from products are forfeited when those products' core functionality or regulatory approval relies on criminal activity, privacy violations, or other forms of fraud;
c) taking new approaches to old problems that haven't been solved yet through a modern-day brain trust - a Presidential incubator that citizens can apply to for financial and operational support for solutions to big problems that don't fit squarely into existing funding programs.
facilitating cross-disciplinary approaches to combatting what traditionally drives frustration with and distrust of government - from big conceptual issues down to implementing UX frameworks in citizen/business -govt interaction.
making government a service, not a burden.
making government a service, not a burden.
Thank you for listening to my TED talk.
