OP, what do you mean by the following two challenges

1. Maintenance and updating of complex systems.
2. Protecting sensitive data without compromising citizen privacy.

Yes, additionally work on making it a EU-wide tax

Not much is talked about USA nowadays unless it affects our country. So it’s been about tariffs and trade issues the last several weeks.

I don’t think most dictators think that they’re evil. So even if I say I’m not or won’t be, it’s meaningless. History will be the judge.

And they tried. Look at the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the salt raids, the mass imprisonments. But the point wasn’t to wait for mercy, it was to make the cost of control so high, through sheer non-cooperation, that ruling became practically impossible. The system depends on participation. Remove that, and power collapses under its own weight. It’s not about violence, nor about moral appeals. It’s about leverage. When millions stop obeying, even bullets can’t fix the math.

Nope, nope, nope. It is not a show of force, it’s making the society ungovernable, like not paying taxes, growing/making/selling anything to anyone etc. There was no implication of anything more violent. It is not appealing to the morality of the oppressor.

Where do you get that from? All the violent resistance like Subhash Chandra Bose and revolutionary movement were not big enough to be a major concern. Civil disobedience was more concerning given how widespread it was.

Gandhi had trouble convincing the British to even consider independence until widespread communal violence swept the nation in the aftermath of WWII.

What are you talking about?

With the right prompt, perplexity could do it