The Seven Rules of Trust

<p><b><i>Trust.</i> It¿s something every community on earth depends on. Businesses need it. Schools need it. Families need it. Societies need it. And it seems to be disappearing ¿ everywhere, and at an alarming rate.</b><br><br><b>If we can¿t trust anyone, what can we believe? What can we feel certain about?</b><br><br>When Jimmy Wales founded Wikipedia more than two decades ago, he changed the landscape of knowledge forever ¿ although almost no one realised it at the time. Today, people view Wikipedia 11 billion times every month in the English language alone. But in our ¿post-truth¿ era, where the internet is a sea of disinformation and facts are increasingly malleable, Wales reminds us that it¿s more important than ever to return to the problem at the heart of it all: that without trust, we have no knowledge. And without knowledge, we can¿t fight back.<br><br>Derived from decades of observation, participation and discussion with leaders across the world, <i>The Seven Rules of Trust