Why invest in education when you can just keep everyone full and clueless? A well-fed, poorly educated population is so much easier to manage.
Critical thinking? What a nuisance. Meals over minds!
Fear is a cage for the soul. It narrows our path, dims our vision, and robs us of the richness life has to offer.
It's not just unpleasant—it distances us from experience, from adventure, from truly living.
Imagination, meant to be a friend, can become a shadowy figure when knowledge is missing.
In that void, the mind creates stories not always rooted in truth—and from those stories, anxiety is born.
BPS mencatat bahwa standar hidup layak di Indonesia cuma Rp 1,02 juta per bulan. Yap, cuma segitu.
Padahal, kalau kita lihat kenyataannya, angka itu jelas jauh banget dari pengeluaran riil masyarakat.
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Separating students based on their English skills just creates more inequality and exclusivity, and that could hurt the community vibe on campus. Education should be about bringing people together, promoting respect and understanding among everyone.
It seems like some people love creating exclusive groups. Now they've set up this "international-style" class just for students who are good at English, and there isn’t even one overseas student in it. This setup has some real issues that need to be talked about.
This class will probably get special treatment—like better instructors, materials, and facilities—which could make it seem like favoritism and cause frustration among the rest of the students.
For the people who are still saying, 'Good thing I didn't vote for him' or 'I regret voting for him,' I feel like they don't really get what everyone is fighting for, which just makes them sound stupid.
It's funny how people text differently depending on who they're talking to. Some people get super polite when they think the other person is more important, but they'll use a bunch of abbreviations if they think they're the one in charge.