Academics From Indonesia

"Borobudur Temple was built with an overwhelming mass of images and more than 1,400 narrative relief illustrating the life of Buddha and Buddhist texts."

"“Without Statistics and numbers, it's a mere thought of unconvincing opinions.”"

"It is a starting time to express our computational language through math: sentences with variables, paragraphs with equations, and language context with formulas."

"“Ethical issues are the cornerstone of computer ethics in cyberspace and IT society.”"

"Mathematics and computational languages are among the most thrilling and transformative tools for AI-driven recognition and voice communication ever created by humanity."

"Recent economic and technical growth in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei demands a common regional language to foster linguistic and literary understanding in these interconnected & frequent activities."

"The best way to shape and build a promising future is through passionate learning, continuous effort and striving for excellence, empowered by the wisdom of advanced AI and smart w:Metaverse technology, where physical and virtual worlds blend and merge in exciting new dimensions."

"“In industrial network communications, urgent assistance is the highest form of priority.”"

"Teknologi informasi bukan hanya sekedar alat, tetapi merupakan jembatan yang menghubungkan masa lalu, sekarang, dan masa depan."

"In order to fit into certain ideals, you need to mutilate yourself."

"We can decide where to go but we’re not really free…I like having this idea of multiple selves and multiple circumstances. Because that’s what we are."

"…I thought it was important to resist. That’s why I wanted to tell stories about bad women. Feminism, though, was much less appealing than in today's conservative Indonesia. Even progressive male thinkers tend to see feminism in Indonesia as irrelevant, disruptive, or merely a copycat of Western feminism."

"…My fiction is also influenced by women intellectuals such as Melani Budianta and Julia Suryakusuma. I love the works of male writers such as Asrul Sani, Budi Darma’s Orang-orang Bloomington (The People of Bloomington), and Moetinggo Boesje’s play Malam Jahanam (The Night of the Accursed), but my priority now is to learn more about writings by women. Just like in many Western countries, the practice of defining literature has often excluded or ignored women’s writings and their contexts."

"We are always haunted by the question of not choosing the other path, the road not taken…Travelling is always about making choices, but at the same time your choices are made for you, structured by many things: nationality, class, gender, what we can access and what not. We’re walking on a map that already exists and our location on the map has been decided."