460: Where Trust Goes When Institutions Fail
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Armen Shirvanian explores the shifting landscape of trust as institutions face increasing scrutiny and failure.
In this episode, Armen Shirvanian explores the shifting landscape of trust as institutions face increasing scrutiny and failure. He discusses how trust is transitioning from traditional institutions to individuals and networks, emphasizing the importance of personal integrity, competence, and the role of data in shaping perceptions of trust. The conversation delves into the implications of […]
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