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Pancasila Lessons from a Toothbrush
A simple incident involving a lost toothbrush at a boarding school becomes a profound lesson in honesty, accountability, and the practical application of Pancasila values in daily life.
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Politicians as Content Creators: Political Branding Strategies on Social Media and Their Impact on Voters
This article examines the rise of politicians acting as content creators on social media, analyzing how digital branding strategies influence voter perception and the critical need for...
Opinion
Youth and Politics: Beyond Voting to Critical Thinking
Politics is not just about elections; it is deeply intertwined with the daily lives of young people. This article explores why Gen Z and Millennials must move beyond mere voting to embr...
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Public Speaking and Financial Literacy: Lessons from the 10-Year Sentence of Indra Kenz
The case of Indra Kenz serves as a stark reminder of how persuasive communication can be misused to mislead the public. This article explores the critical balance between effective publ...
Opinion
Language and Digital Empathy
This article explores the intersection of digital literacy, ethical communication, and critical thinking in social media discourse. It emphasizes the importance of responsible language...
History
The 1946–1947 Westerling Massacre: A Bloody Tragedy and South Sulawesi’s Historical Scars
The Westerling Massacre remains one of the darkest chapters in Indonesia's struggle for independence, marked by brutal military operations that claimed thousands of lives in South Sulaw...
Opinion
The 'Islam ala Prabowo' Controversy: Where Religion, Political Identity, and Public Perception Collide
The controversy surrounding the book 'Islam ala Prabowo' highlights the complex intersection of religious authority, political branding, and public perception in Indonesia. This analysi...
Opinion
The Collapse of Ethical Civilization: When Formalistic Democracy Breeds Illusory Leaders
Formalistic democracy risks producing leaders who win through procedural compliance while neglecting the essential moral and ethical foundations of governance. This article explores the...
Opinion
Justice Defeated on Paper: When Ethics Bow to Administrative Manipulation
Substantive justice is often sidelined by formal procedures and administrative manipulation. Law enforcement officials must restore the spirit of justice to maintain public trust.
Opinion
Is TikTok Replacing the Classroom of Democracy?
As digital platforms increasingly shape the political views of Gen Z and millennials, the challenge for modern education is not to compete with algorithms, but to foster critical thinki...
Opinion
How Early Childhood Education Programs Contribute to Nation-Building Through Small Steps
Nation-building begins long before formal schooling. By focusing on the foundational years of early childhood, educators and parents can foster the character and curiosity necessary for...
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Can We Use Logic to Understand Faith?
Exploring the relationship between faith and reason, this article examines whether using logic undermines belief in God or serves as a tool for deeper understanding.
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Beyond G30S: What Should Our Teenagers Learn Today and Tomorrow?
This article explores how to teach the history of the G30S movement and the significance of Pancasila Sanctity Day to a digital-native generation. It emphasizes the importance of critic...
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AI Can Assist Intelligence, But It Cannot Replace Humans
While artificial intelligence can significantly accelerate data processing and pattern recognition in intelligence work, human judgment remains essential for strategic interpretation an...
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How Social Media Shapes Public Opinion on Government Policy
Social media has become a vital space for political communication, allowing citizens to engage directly with government policies and express their views. This article explores how digit...
Law
When Law Loses Its Legitimacy and Sense of Justice
This article examines the growing public skepticism toward law enforcement in Indonesia, arguing that the erosion of institutional authority and the prioritization of formalistic legali...
Education
Universitas Slamet Riyadi Law Students Educate Srawung Village Youth on Digital Crime
Law students from Universitas Slamet Riyadi educate teenagers in Srawung Village, Sragen, about digital crime and responsible social media usage.