00:06
Now, the big question is what to do next.
00:08
You could say that the economy is getting
more and more connected, which means that
everything is linked to everything else,
which include data collection.
00:16
On the other hand, they send it back.
00:18
This shows that everything is connected in
some way.
00:21
On every level, people will interact, and
everything will become predictable.
00:25
Everything will be easier to plan for, work
better, and cost less.
00:29
Everything will be just right.
00:31
That's the big utopia, and at the same time,
we have the cell phone, the smartphone, and
being online all the time.
00:38
We might also have a smartwatch on our wrist
or a chip between our thumb and index finger.
00:43
This is already a pretty normal thing for
dogs, cats, and some people.
00:47
So, it's clear that a lot has happened, and
it's also clear that the government has a
plan. As digitization and digital
transformation move forward, people in cities
say, "We want this data too." We just talked
about how the transparent citizen works.
01:02
It doesn't really matter. We want to gather
this information because we want to make the
world a better place.
01:08
As a result, we will get new structures, new
laws, and new rules.
01:12
We will follow these laws, get older, and
use data.
01:16
This will also make people healthier, and
because we will pay for everything digitally,
it might help us fight organized crime.
01:22
People will no longer be able to get away
from the police because they will know where
everyone is. Think about this thing you're
holding between your thumb and index finger.
01:32
It's like 1984, which is a great book by
George Orwell.
01:36
Maybe some of this is already happening, and
while we're talking about where the journey
is going, I'd like to quote Casey Neistat.
01:42
He is a well-known filmmaker and YouTuber
from New York.
01:46
He has influenced a whole generation on the
Internet that is much younger than me.
01:50
He said, "In this new world, no one knows
anything, so you don't have to listen to
anyone." And this is a pretty good way to
put it.
01:57
We don't know what will happen in the
future, but I can tell you one thing: You can
trust me.