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Chapter 1: What is the significance of trust in today's society?
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Chapter 2: How did Jimmy Wales co-found Wikipedia?
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Chapter 3: What are the seven rules of trust discussed by Jimmy Wales?
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You know, once you lose trust, that's it. You'll never get it back. That's just not true. You can rebuild trust.
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Chapter 4: How can individuals rebuild trust after it has been lost?
Jimmy Wales co-founded Wikipedia. I mean, maybe you are a billionaire. I'm not sure. Definitely not. I'm a geek. I work here in my basement.
Do you think the feeling of trust in the world globally right now is worse than it was?
Yeah, and it's a problem.
Chapter 5: What role does transparency play in building trust?
We need to get back to a culture of trust. I'd love to hear a bit about the power of admitting that you're wrong. Be transparent, especially when you have something to hide.
I think you see it in politics all the time and just person to person on the internet a lot of attacking with such harsh language that you can't even hear what the person's telling you.
I actually call out Elon Musk. I'm like, wow, that is one hell of a thing to say about someone.
One point that you made in the book is this idea of organisations taking sides on an issue.
Are you just faking it because you think it's popular? That's worse than doing nothing at all.
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Chapter 6: How can organizations maintain trust while taking sides on issues?
And also, like, whose mind has changed? It's like, oh, well, I used to be a homophobic asshole, but then Bud Light said I shouldn't be, so I've changed my mind. LAUGHTER
Well, this is a very, very exciting and slightly different episode we've got today in the Academy because our guest lecturer is... It's pretty wild what our guest lecturer has done.
Chapter 7: What is the impact of civility on trust in public discourse?
And as far as the internet goes, there aren't many bigger names in the internet, I would say, than this one. Jimmy Wales co-founded Wikipedia, like actual Wikipedia. That is really wild when you think about it. It really is. That's like saying, hey, I came up with Hotmail. But it's still around. Incredible. Jimmy, it's such a true privilege to meet you and to have you on the show.
That's very kind. Thank you so much for carving out some time for us.
Chapter 8: Why is empathy essential in fostering trust?
It's going to be a really, really interesting chat, really surrounding your book. uh, your new book about trust and it's sort of a topic we haven't really delved into that much on the podcast trust. Um, so yeah, so thanks so much for, for, for being here.
Yeah. Well, thanks for having me on. I'm, I'm looking forward to it.
I might, uh, I'm going to, I'm going to read a bit of a bio about you, uh, Jimmy, just so for those listening, uh, can understand a bit more about you. Uh, but before I do, I've got to say, I'm so, I'm just so excited as well. My, uh,
I told my mum who we're interviewing today, and we get the great pleasure to interview so many impressive people, and I told her who you were and what you did, and immediately she said, well, you need to hang up and go to sleep because he's very important and you need to be well rested in the morning to speak to this gentleman.
So I'm well-rested and very excited. I will say, though, before we start, I actually haven't finished Wikipedia yet, so just as far as spoilers go, it would be great if we could just not reveal.
I mean, a little prep, you know.
Yeah, true.
At least read the Wikipedia, right?
Yeah. We should say also that before you read the bio that Hugh is not here, which is why you can hear my voice. True.
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