In just this first 1.8 years of his governance, my president went so far off the track that the currency soared astronomically 📈
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Aduh, banyak banget foto dari kegiatan minggu ini yang harus diposting 🥲
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Maaf ya teman-teman jika minggu ini aku sangat lambat merespons, aku sibuk banget jadi tidak bisa aktif di internet.
Happy Islamic New Year, 1 Muharram, 1448 Hijri (16-17 June, 2026) for all my Muslim friends! ☪️
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I hope if I become a widely known public figure, I will still be myself. I don't want to lose myself just to please people.
Happy World Refugee Day, 20 June, 2026. 2026 Theme: "Until Everyone Is Safe". This theme calls on governments to uphold fair and accessible asylum systems, donors to sustain life-saving support, communities to welcome those forced to flee and each of us to defend the principle that safety must never depend on nationality, wealth, race, religion, gender, political opinion or migration status.
Currently, more than 117 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations. This includes: 42.5 million refugees, 67.8 million internally displaced people, 6.86 million asylum seekers and 5.76 million people in need of international protection.
Solidarity with refugee is a kindness. Their life is not easy and unstable, we should welcome them and help them as much as we can to rebuild their life. We can all become refugees if our situation in our country forces us to leave our country. Be grateful if we are not like that.
Currently, more than 117 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations. This includes: 42.5 million refugees, 67.8 million internally displaced people, 6.86 million asylum seekers and 5.76 million people in need of international protection.
Solidarity with refugee is a kindness. Their life is not easy and unstable, we should welcome them and help them as much as we can to rebuild their life. We can all become refugees if our situation in our country forces us to leave our country. Be grateful if we are not like that.
Sofia Florina
Happy World Refugee Day, 20 June, 2026. 2026 Theme: "Until Everyone Is Safe". This theme calls on governments to uphold fair and accessible asylum systems, donors to sustain life-saving support, communities to welcome those forced to flee and each of us to…
Together with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), let us stand together in solidarity with refugees wherever they are. They need to be protected. They need shelter, access to clean water, health care, education, and jobs. They need a fair chance. Together we can rebuild their lives.
#WorldRefugeeDay
#WorldRefugeeDay
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Selamat Ulang Tahun ke-499 Jakarta, 22 Juni 2026! Selalulah sehat dan panjang umur, menjadi kota yang selalu memberikan harapan dan kesempatan bagi banyak orang untuk mengejar mimpi mereka. Kamu adalah rumah kami semua, termasuk aku, dan adalah tanggung jawab kami semua untuk selalu menjagamu. Pada perayaan tahun ini, Pemerintah Provinsi Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta mengangkat tema "Bergerak Menuju Era Baru Jakarta" yang sesuai dengan logo tahun ini, simbol transisi kota Jakarta yang selangkah lagi menuju abad ke-5.
Warna-warni yang menghiasi logo perayaan tahun ini adalah visualisasi bergeraknya Jakarta untuk semakin dewasa dan semakin bermakna, sebagaimana diriku. Selain itu, warna-warni tersebut juga bermakna bahwa Jakarta terus "hidup", baik siang maupun malam, dimana setiap mimpi dirajut. Jakarta adalah kota kesayanganku, kota impianku. Selama bertahun-tahun Jakarta telah menjadi tujuan utamaku d Indonesia, selalu memberiku harapan untuk terus belajar dan bekerja untuk menjadi lebih baik.
Warna-warni yang menghiasi logo perayaan tahun ini adalah visualisasi bergeraknya Jakarta untuk semakin dewasa dan semakin bermakna, sebagaimana diriku. Selain itu, warna-warni tersebut juga bermakna bahwa Jakarta terus "hidup", baik siang maupun malam, dimana setiap mimpi dirajut. Jakarta adalah kota kesayanganku, kota impianku. Selama bertahun-tahun Jakarta telah menjadi tujuan utamaku d Indonesia, selalu memberiku harapan untuk terus belajar dan bekerja untuk menjadi lebih baik.
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Sofia Florina
Selamat Ulang Tahun ke-499 Jakarta, 22 Juni 2026! Selalulah sehat dan panjang umur, menjadi kota yang selalu memberikan harapan dan kesempatan bagi banyak orang untuk mengejar mimpi mereka. Kamu adalah rumah kami semua, termasuk aku, dan adalah tanggung jawab…
Sebagai bukan warga Jakarta (untuk sekarang), aku hanya bisa mengatakan terimakasih Jakarta telah menjadi harapan dan kesempatan bagi banyak orang, termasuk diriku. Dengan penuh optimisme, selalulah menjadi kota yang inklusif, terbuka, dan ramah bagi banyak orang. Aku percaya dan yakin bahwa suatu hari nanti aku akan sukses, terkenal, dan terpandang di Jakarta, itu pasti. Banyak dari mimpiku akan terwujud di Jakarta. Satu kata untuk Jakarta dariku: Impianku.
Okay, it's time to say this, I'm all in for France in 2026 FIFA World Cup. 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
I've been noticing this for a long time actually, but I usually don't take it too seriously if it's from my friends because I know they still know in what situations they have to use uppercase and lowercase letters, although sometimes it's a bit unpleasant.
I understand if it's meant as aesthetics but if it's a form of defiance against grammar, what's the basis for it? The problems that arise from this are not really visible now but will be in 10-20 years from now, and it will be seen a lot in the realm of semantics and pragmatics.
Apart from that, writing only in lowercase will weaken speed reading skills such as skimming and scanning. How is that possible? Because we have lost recognition of the visual form of words. Remember that we sometimes don't read letters but word shapes.
Moreover, people will not even be able to guess the tone or pitch of a word, including when a sentence begins or ends, especially if there is no punctuation at all like full stop (.). This is true and I believe it happens to many people
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/feb/18/death-of-capital-letters-why-gen-z-loves-lowercase
I understand if it's meant as aesthetics but if it's a form of defiance against grammar, what's the basis for it? The problems that arise from this are not really visible now but will be in 10-20 years from now, and it will be seen a lot in the realm of semantics and pragmatics.
Apart from that, writing only in lowercase will weaken speed reading skills such as skimming and scanning. How is that possible? Because we have lost recognition of the visual form of words. Remember that we sometimes don't read letters but word shapes.
Moreover, people will not even be able to guess the tone or pitch of a word, including when a sentence begins or ends, especially if there is no punctuation at all like full stop (.). This is true and I believe it happens to many people
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/feb/18/death-of-capital-letters-why-gen-z-loves-lowercase
the Guardian
The death of capital letters: why gen Z loves lowercase
Young people have ditched capitalisation in favour of a writing style that reflects their values and attitudes to tradition. Will this change our language for ever?
Running out of content to post is worse than having too much content to post 🙂↕️
Everything is political, and from that said, we must be guided by good politics with the aim of the good of the people.
May those who are on the right path remain on the right path and those who are on the wrong path will be guided to the right path.