"To me, transparent is when I can understand it so to me, a transparent financial system is one where I can relate what is happening – I have a map of how the money works so that I can see the relationship between the living systems and the financial systems, so I can see how the economy impacts me and my family and how my family and me impact the economy. And it's amazing now. With the Internet and geographic information software and all this delightful software, there's no reason as a technical matter that we can't have unbelievably clear, understandable information to help us understand the relationship between us and our money and how our money relates to other people's money and other people's behavior and lives. … So transparency to me is where I can have clear and accurate information about an issue or a topic sufficient to make informed decisions about my participation in a system. And when you come to systems like taxes and government there's nothing more important than having transparency to build trust and to build the ability of a society to optimize the use of its resources together. …"