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“Some people want you to fight for them, fully aware that you will never win. They want to watch you struggle, lose, and suffer, because witnessing your defeat boosts their confidence. It reassures them that they are desired and have the power to reject those who want them. They are not truly interested in you . They just want to be worshipped, adored, and pursued. What they really seek is power over someone.”

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“To those people who leave their own country and go to other countries. Either as tourists, visitors, investors, workers, refugees, asylum seekers, or illegal immigrants. Why do you misbehave when you get to other countries? Why you are so barbaric, violent, causing trouble, committing crimes, breaking laws, being rude, disrespectful, entitled, and arrogant? Why you are fighting and harassing people who are giving you hospitality in their own country? Why don’t you respect their ways, system, authority, laws, government, culture, religion, or tradition? Why can’t you have manners, behave well like any normal person, and be a decent human being? What is it that is so hard that you must behave and think the way you are doing? What is wrong with you? Why do you behave like animals? Don’t you have shame or consciousness? If you see that you are not welcome. Why don’t leave you? Why are you forcing your stay and fighting with them? Why are you so defensive and fighting so hard to do wrong things? Did you leave a problematic country in search of greener pastures or you left because you are problematic in that country?”

“The most important question a nation has to answer is if it creates the right narrative and value for its citizens. Most would agree that the best value creation is about growing the economy in a sustainable way, managing a balanced and inclusive society and making sure there are enough jobs to its citizens and well being, social positive impact and stability. This is complicated in the present world though. We live in a world that is changing at a fast pace, never seen so far in human history. We live now in a technology data driven 4.0 industry revolution - 4IR - world which is more interconnected and affected by technological innovation than ever in history. This new technology-driven world is one filled with promises but also with major challenges and risks. One of the main disruptions which is now part of our lives is the one that comes with so called 4IR, that is affecting our world in ways never seen. These ways imply a new narrative that is as challenging as it is somehow invisible, faster than ever and in many ways deeply dangerous. This narrative implies the advance of advanced digital transformation tools we use everyday, the inception of the so called Artificial Intelligence, that is creating an increasing digitisation, datification and automation of all kinds of services and industries touching the fabrics of social, economic and political with consequences that touch all parts of human and environmental life.”

“Any nation that wants to have a global voice and build value for its citizens has to nurture a digital transformation culture where government, businesses, institutions and universities work together to nurture a solid social impact driven ecosystem. The concept is anchored in the idea of the tech innovation can create new tech driven cities driven by a startup culture applied to a country and its potential for new creation of jobs and narrative.”