[Oe List ...] Our Future --- as it so happens . . .

Ed Feldmanis edfeldmanis at gmail.com
Sun Jul 21 19:06:19 PDT 2024


Jim, thank you for your question. Very thoughtful. I seem to remember that
you did a group facilitation with people in Palestine. I've always
appreciated your efforts. Maybe something from your work there might apply?
So about the question of what news in governance. There no doubt will be
forms and interactions that will have to be innovated in the future.
Hopefully the local, particularly the village or the neighborhood, could
regain recognition have some economic stability and cultural life. But the
big reason I'm emailing you is that I would like you to pay attention to
the innovative work in Estonia. They are pioneers in e-government. The only
two things not available from a telephone or a home computer are marriage
licenses and property transfers. Everything else can be done from someone's
home. That means that even people living here in the United States with
dual citizenship for example, or with a green card, can access their
telephone and access Estonian government, using their Master pin number,
the government computers in Estonia. They can get whatever they need done
even thousands of miles away. Good luck with your study.

On Sun, Jul 21, 2024, 8:26 PM James Wiegel via OE <oe at lists.wedgeblade.net>
wrote:

> Some of you may remember Herman Greene.  I am involved in a "study group"
> with him and several dozen others looking into what kind of governance we
> need moving forward in this century with all that it holds.
>
> Just wondering what thoughts any of you might have about what
> improvements, innovations, shifts or changes in governance, politics,
> morals, leadership that might produce better outcomes for all of us?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Jim Wiegel
>
> “We are all time travelers journeying into the future. But let us make
> that future a place we want to visit. “       Stephen Hawking
>
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