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Sep 22, 2026
Thomas Lorenz on Brief nach Berlin, lowering barriers to participation & open-source civic tech
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32:09Alessandro OppoHOST
And, um, yeah, I'm very curious how we can use technology, uh, also to, yeah, let's say to have a boring political, uh, uh, environment because, uh, when the political environment is interesting, it means that, uh, there are bad times, usually war, dictatorships,
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32:33Thomas LorenzGUEST
I mean, boring can also mean maybe for the people in Russia, it's very boring because they cannot change anything anyway.
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32:45Thomas LorenzGUEST
I think in a democracy that's well working, what I meant with boring was, okay, stuff is happening and it's happening for the good and it's kind of rational to the challenges that we face as a group, as a huge anonymous group of, let's say, the people of Germany, of Italy, of Portugal.
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