In your opinion, especially in the TADA case in Korea, which one is the more critical role of the government? Promoting a new business or protecting an existing business? It seems like a severe paradox challenging to solve, but need to find a way to improve the whole society.

A few days ago, Apple and Google announced a project using data from phones and figuring out people met someone in the COVID-19 case. It is necessary for some aspects but sounds dangerous. “What if does this technology remain after the outbreak of the COVID-19 and be utilized in bad ways?” We have to consider the way to handle this project’s future.

Class Pass started to provide streaming classes recently. It’s not free. Have you tried this one? I think it is a little bit clumsy especially compared to existing streaming classes, like Centre. How do you think about its new trial? What could be the best response for Class Pass amid the outbreak of the virus. What if this kind of disaster will repeat in the future as some experts say?

In Korea, remote healthcare services, like be diagnosed by a doctor via the internet, are prohibited now. Especially amid this disaster, the prohibition became controversial again in Korea. What could be the pros and cons of remote healthcare services?

I think if researches in autonomous vehicles success and companies can run business, UBER could be a massive challenge for existing automakers. Because UBER without a human driver is another level, and it would monopolize the market with tremendous profits. Also, it would monopolize the demand for cars and grip the hegemony of the auto industry. In…