@Reeennnaaa_@supercooljojos orientasi seksual sama nafsu itu beda, dan orientasi seksual itu bukan pilihan, lu gabisa milih mau jadi homo/nggak. sumber : https://t.co/XEaKnZob6E
lu yg hetero disuruh jadi homo bisa ga? kagak kan? y kita jg gitu. last LQBT itu bukan penyakit : https://t.co/k3GrAa3pHE
Kalian sadar atau tidak, semenjak Prabowo jadi Presiden, Hal-hal ini yg hilang :
- Tidak ada perhelatan internasional yg tersorot seperti G20, Seagames dll, dimana Indonesia sebagai Tuan Rumah
- Tidak ada capaian infrastruktur yg bertambah
- Tidak ada satu pun proyek infrastruktur besar yang diumumkan dan terasa nyata
Zaman Jokowi: banyak dikritik, tapi jejaknya ada.
Zaman Prabowo: banyak dijanjikan, tapi jejaknya sampe sekarang ngk ada..
Dan sementara itu,
target pajak APBN 2026 sudah dipatok Rp 2.357,7 triliun.
Siap tidak siap, rakyat yang bayar.
Dear @Kemdikdasmen
Indonesia’s position on this chart is concerning because it sits near the bottom left quadrant, indicating weak performance in both mathematics and creative thinking relative to global peers. While lower income countries often lag in math scores due to resource constraints, Indonesia’s creative thinking score is also significantly below the OECD average of 33, suggesting the issue is not purely economic but structural within the education system.
What stands out is that several countries with comparable or even lower income levels, such as Jordan, Brazil, and Mexico, score meaningfully higher in creative thinking. This suggests that Indonesia’s challenge is not only funding, but the way education emphasizes memorization over problem solving, experimentation, and independent reasoning. Creative thinking is closely linked to future productivity growth, particularly in an economy transitioning toward higher value industries such as technology, advanced manufacturing, and services.
This has direct economic implications. Countries that perform well in both math and creative thinking, such as Singapore, Korea, and Estonia, tend to move up the value chain faster, attract higher quality foreign investment, and sustain stronger wage growth. By contrast, weak cognitive and creative skill formation limits the ability of the workforce to absorb advanced technologies, including AI, automation, and digital infrastructure.
In Indonesia’s case, this reinforces a broader structural pattern where capital intensive investments, such as mining and downstream processing, drive GDP growth without proportionate gains in labor productivity or wages. Without substantial improvements in education quality, particularly in analytical and creative skill development, the country risks remaining competitive primarily in resource extraction and low value added segments rather than becoming a high productivity, innovation driven economy.
@Amiyaesti@iheartsiouxsie stay mad "orang kolot yg gamau nerima fakta" ga semua LGBT itu doyan sex anjr, lu mikirnya lobang tai mulu, lu kali yg doyan sex
@yappingfess Dollar sebelum prabowo menjabat di 15400
Ihsg di 7760
Trus kemaren dollar dah sampe nyentuh 18ribu, ihsg turun ke 5ribuan.
Dan sekarang menguat dikit doang, lo dah pengen kita apresiasi kinerja wowo dan pemerintah? Hadeh bodohnya
@Clownik_@arcticmoney@Dark_Chocolhai@gregorybudiman coba pake logika lo. prevalensi TBC lebih tinggi di kalangan miskin, berarti orang miskin penyebab TBC dong?? prevalensi tinggi di suatu kelompok ≠ kelompok itu penyebabnya, masa gitu aja ga ngerti sih
@Clownik_@arcticmoney@Dark_Chocolhai@gregorybudiman prevalensi LSL lebih tinggi? iya emang bener. tapi apakah penyebabnya orientasi seksual? kagak. yang nyebarin HIV itu seks tanpa pengaman, stigma yg bikin orang takut tes, dan minimnya akses kesehatan.
kalo lu hetero tapi seks bebas tanpa kondom, resiko lu juga sama tingginya