You’re not so indispensable that Malaysia’s future depends on whether you stay or leave.
Even some of the world’s top scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs who have chosen to work in Malaysia have never claimed that the country owes them special treatment or that talent mobility should dictate national policy.
Malaysia should never make decisions out of fear that someone might leave. A nation’s education and talent policies must serve the long-term interests of its people.
If we are serious about becoming a technology and innovation nation, we need to double down on developing local talent, strengthening our national schools, and having the conviction to invest in competent Malaysians. Foreign talent should complement and strengthen our ecosystem—not become the basis upon which we shape national priorities.
A confident nation builds institutions that outlast any individual. It does not negotiate its sovereignty or its education system because of dollars and cents.
Network School ni bukan satu kerajaan pun. Tapi cara cakap macam negara superpower yang bawa trilion pelaburan sampai nak beri kata dua macamlah kita ni tak boleh hidup kalau dia tak datang. Belum conquer seluruh pulau dah besar kepala. Tak sedar diri pulau tu tanah kita.
Males think they're brave enough to fight a gorilla but in reality they’re not even brave enough to tell their friend to stop making women uncomfortable.