Japan's Cyber-Security Minister Has 'Never Used a Computer'

[ChemicalB]

He is like my boss: he is not familiar with protocols and technical applications, but he decides everything

 

[show-Zi]

What they need is the ability to judge information and determine thought rather than knowledge. I can understand that it is not absolutely necessary to be excellent in professional knowledge. The problem is that the minimum knowledge necessary for judgment is also ambiguous.

 

[ChemicalB]

What they need is the ability to judge information and determine thought rather than knowledge. I can understand that it is not absolutely necessary to be excellent in professional knowledge. The problem is that the minimum knowledge necessary for judgment is also ambiguous.

+1

 

[Jansa_farfar]

The thing is, he is probably practicing the best security ever himself by not even using them.

That is a good one

 

[kev216]

If this lady can be Belgium's minister of health, anything is possible.

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Haha
Never thought I would ever see a picture of maggie de block on MT.
And here is another famous Belgian minister, with a bit too much alcohol.

Spoiler

 

[Thales]

She is actually quite competent for the role. Her appearance has nothing to do with it. She was a practicing doctor for many years and has proven competent in several areas.

Way I see it, Japan and Belgium know what they are doing. If the person appointed for the job seems odd on the surface, take a deeper look and you may be surprised.

Competent or not the magic word is "credibility".

 

[show-Zi]

Competent or not the magic word is "credibility".

In that logic, competent Japanese politicians may be scarce.