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Archipelago 2 years ago
Renewable energy developments need to be backed up by science, scientists say
Indonesia’s commitment to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 or sooner will be supported by the country’s massive renewable energy potential, but developing this must be backed up by science, bureaucrats and scientists have warned.
Academia 2 years ago
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On conformism, coming out and being a ‘unicorn’
The US started marking Oct. 11 as National Coming Out Day in 1988, and this designation gives us pause on how LGBT discrimination in Indonesia is contributing to our brain drain and its ensuing impacts on the country's future.
Science & Tech 2 years ago
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Across globe, women battle 'gendered disinformation'
Researchers say "gendered disinformation" –- when sexism and misogyny intersect with online falsehoods -- has relentlessly targeted women around the world, tarnishing their reputations, undermining their credibility and, in many cases, upending their careers.
Academia 3 years ago
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The unsolved problems of our construction of knowledge
The increasing role of the middle class in the current trend of religious revival shows that, while the socio-economic gap has been widened, the fluidity of religious sentiment has become the social glue that sticks people from various socio-economic backgrounds together.
