Now I got the task of rebuilding trust in someone who juat lost trust even to her own parents. She became bitter as fuck and basically hate everyone. I thought of guaranteeing the trust (so she trusts me) with my head on the line
"Ini sih tidak lebih dari sekadar menyetak tenaga kerja murah di masa depan demi keberlangsungan 1mp3ri4l5m3 dan memepertahankan trickle-down-economy sebagai software-nya. Diberi makan cuma-cuma, tapi isi kepala dibiarkan terlunta-lunta."
- Wardoyo, satpam villa
Jadi sekarang tuh dia bikin semua baru dari awal ya?
- Sekolah Rakyat (SD)
- Sekolah Terintegrasi (SMP)
- Sekolah Garuda (SMA)
- Universitas Republik Indonesia (Kampus)
SD, SMP, SMA, Kampus negeri apa kabar? Gurunya masih susah? Dosennya masih susah?
Itu dosen sampai ada bawa gaji pokok di bawah UMR ke MK?
Itu ada rektor ngeluh dana dari APBN tinggal 16% dari budget dia ke DPR?
Itu mahasiswa anak PNS masih dapet UKT tertinggi dan gak bisa dapet KIPK?
Itu ada calon presiden ngomong guru cuma dapet 400 ribu rupiah, how can you live?
kalau zaman pak SBY itu kan bikin banyak PTN baru. tapi fokusnya untuk luar pulau jawa kalaupun di Pulau Jawa di titik yang dianggap perlu didirikan PTN.
sebagai contoh unsika dan unsil.
di Sumatera itu kebagian itera Universitas Tengku Umar, Universitas samudra Langsa.
nah kalau kampus yang baru digagas oleh bapak Presiden ini kan baru fase pertama kampusnya nanti di daerah Bogor katanya.
Jadi mungkin bakal seperti unhan dan UIII. kemudian yang jadi catatan saya adalah kampus ini tuh ada di bawah koordinasi URI.
URI ini sepertinya di daulat jadi semacam Dikti dan Diktis.
saya juga dari semalam mencari-cari perpresnya rincian pasal-pasalnya belum ketemu.
Lying with stats, wong pake mean buat jelasin perduitan wkwk.
Bohong? Ngga, jujur kasi angka mean. Tapi yo mosok bahas duit pake rata-rata. Culas banget
Di sebuah fakultas ada 5 dosen.
Take-home pay-nya
Dosen A: 3 juta
Dosen B: 4 juta
Dosen C: 5 juta
Dosen D: 4 juta
Dosen E: 100 juta
Maka rata-rata THP di fakultas itu adalah 23,2 juta.
Engga. Emang gamau kasi makan. Kasi aja uang (voucher) yg hanya bisa dibelanjakan jadi bahan makanan (beras, daging, telur, sayur, buah) ke kelompok rentan (balita, bumil, busui, lansia) di B40.
300rb/bulan/penerima eligible
yg bisa mengurangi korupsi itu bkn gaji, tp probabilitas ketangkap.
katakan probabilitas ketangkap korupsi = p
net benefits korupsi = (1-p)*besarnya korupsi - p*(NPV gaji dan pensiun sampai mati yang hilang + derita penjara)
kalau p = 0, semua korupsi kalau p = 1, gada korupsi
Daku nyebutnya privilese utk yg bs gunain kartu fake rules. Cek video :
https://t.co/zDPrrcwrSv
Either you're too poor (kt tmn "privilege of the poor itu salah satunya bs langgar aturan2 kecil")
Or
Too rich
Utk bisa menggunakan kartu fake rules
Kelas menengah ga bisa...
The Australian state of Victoria just declared war on anonymous speech.
If you're accused (not convicted) of "online vilification" and your name gets doxxed by a tribunal (VCAT).
There's no finding of guilt required.
Premier Allan is turning a complaint into a permanent unmasking order, creating a chilling effect on speech.
Why is wash trading so rampant in Indonesia?
Because almost everyone in the ecosystem has an economic incentive to look the other way.
Controlling shareholders can push up their own share prices, creating the appearance of value without any corresponding improvement in the underlying business. A higher share price increases the market value of their holdings, allowing them to pledge those shares as collateral for larger loans, raise capital with less dilution, use stock as acquisition currency, and finance further expansion. In many cases, the higher the share price, the greater the financial flexibility.
High Shareholding Concentration (HSC) only amplifies this problem. When a small free float is combined with a controlling shareholder owning the vast majority of outstanding shares, it takes relatively little capital to influence the market price. With fewer shares available for genuine trading, prices can be moved much more easily than in a broadly held company, making it easier to create the illusion of strong demand and sustained price appreciation.
Brokers benefit because every transaction generates commissions. Whether the trading reflects genuine price discovery or simply the same shares changing hands repeatedly, higher turnover translates into higher brokerage revenue.
The exchange also benefits. Higher reported trading volumes make the market appear deeper and more liquid than they may actually be, while transaction fees increase alongside trading activity. Strong headline liquidity also helps market the exchange as an active investment destination.
On paper, everyone wins. Until the exit disappears.
For years, passive inflows from MSCI and other global indices provided a steady source of natural buying demand. Those investors were often the marginal buyers that helped absorb supply. But if Indonesia continues to lose relevance in global portfolios and passive capital gradually exits, the obvious question becomes: who is left to buy?
At some point, every inflated valuation requires a genuine buyer. Every rally ultimately needs real liquidity, not just volume generated by the same pool of participants trading among themselves.
Without fresh domestic or foreign capital entering the market, the game becomes increasingly circular. Price can be marked higher for a while, but eventually someone has to write the cheque.
The real question isn't whether a stock can be pushed higher. The real question is: who will be the exit?