Ameeriklane kirjutas Eesti e-riigi saamisest põhjaliku raamatu, et panna valitsus meie kogemust üle võtma

Maybe this is the, the internal optimist in me, but I don't, I, I certainly don't think it's too late. I mean, I don't think we should hang it up and just try and start somewhere else or something, but. You, you know, we'll look exactly like Estonia, no, certain, certainly not. I mean, and, and it, et, et it should, right. Well, I mean, we'll be starting to build at a, at a different, at a different time and different era, whereas, you know, where Estonia started on more of the desktop side and Ukraine started more on the mobile side on, on. You know, looking at interfaces, you know, maybe America will start, you know, maybe we'll get to skip over to more of the proaktive services and, you know, looking at, using, using AI for some of these things. So, I don't, I don't think we should necessarily do, do, you know, copy Estonia out of the box, but. I do think there is an opportunity, I think, you know, whether or not you agree with, you know, the work of Doge, I think there is certainly, you know, political salience and a willingness to do pretty radikal government reform. To, you know, try and shape things, because I think even, even for people who are, you know, wholly against doge. I, I think there's a general acceptance in, you know, the civil service in, in any circle that, that is familiar with government, that, that. You know, things could get more efficient and could be better. And so, you know, is, exactly how we do that, don't know, but, but certainly there's the possibilities to do it.