The four principles for an open world

Question 1: The net generation (answer number D)

Question 2: To publish his data and to hold the GoldCorp Challenge (Answer number B)

Question 3: He means that activities like Wallstreet almost brought down capitalism, implying that the cost of doing radical changes is sensitively under the one of staying where we are.

Question 4: Transparency is about making available to everybody the access of information , whereas sharing refers to giving up assets.

Question 5: The power becomes decentralized (Answer number B)

Question 6: The age of networked intelligence (answer number E)

Question 7: To demonstrate his four principles, he uses the example of the starling birds near Edinburgh  which are coming in 'murmuration'. The goal of this is to protect the birds from predators. For the best interest of each bird, they must collaborate together to create a collective power- just like in the human world. Furthermore, he refers to the fact that in this murmur, there is leadership and not only one leader.