Jan Lehnardt Mar 27
I am beginning to think that Germany being slow to digitalisation is an asset.
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Sweden’s digital ID was hacked and the data is out on the dark web already. https://www.voicemedia.global/article/sweden-s-digital-id-system-hacked-public-s-data-sold-on-dark-web

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Show threadUwe TrenknerMar 27

@janl @Ashedryden
Unfortunately, Germany usually does not wait in order to learn from the mistakes of the frontrunners.

We wait. We wait. And we wait. And then we make the same stupid mistakes others already made before us. Prime example: the „elektronische Patientenakte“ (digital health records).

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@utrenkner if it helps any, this is how almost all government policy goes. There is very little “learning not to touch the stove because your sister already got burned by it.” @janl
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Show threadTorsten CurdtMar 30

@Ashedryden @utrenkner @janl

As more of a philosophical question I always wonder how this happens.

Is it ignorance?

Nepotism ensuring not the most qualified get the job?

I mean, often enough experts tell them what not to do. It's always watching a slow moving train hit a wall.

So frustrating.