Ferry Haris is an accomplished cybersecurity and privacy management professional with a diverse international background, based in the Netherlands. Through his boutique consulting firm, FeHa International Consulting, he offers comprehensive solutions in IT risk management, compliance, and cybersecurity, particularly tailored to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. Ferry's current focus lies in developing, growing, and sustaining a series of cybersecurity and privacy management tech companies serving global organizations and individuals needs.

Timestamps
00:00 — Why do I keep getting anonymous phone calls? Why does Indonesia have so many scammers? The problem with cybersecurity & digitization in Indonesia.
8:37 — How to make a strong password, and why it matters?
16:14 — VPNs, Avoiding airport wifi & how to properly protect ourselves (anti-virus & browsing habits)
22:57 — KTP, UUPDP, and the failure of Indonesian businesses protecting private citizens' private information
40:51 — The everyday ways we are compromising our privacy without even knowing
50:44 — Social media & why we should & shouldn't care that everything we post is there forever? How to navigate what we should and should not post on social media, and what we need to do to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe on the internet?
01:04:04 — Digital resiliency is everything, the importance of knowing how much information is worth before posting it publicly
01:11:45 — Should we be covering our cameras? What are common digital habits that compromise our safety? (Pirated software debate)

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Oza Rangkuti adalah seorang akuntan.

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Gilang Bhaskara is another comedian. Clearly we love comedians on this show.

Adythia Pratama is a guerilla marketing expert. He is the Founder & CEO of PT Braja Biru Abadi, a company that pioneered the product "Integrated Marketing System," a marketing system that integrates conventional marketing methods with digital marketing methods.

0:00 — Dutch vs. Japanese colonization; Did we learn corruption from the Portuguese?
5:24 — Marketing vs. Manipulation, Motivation vs. Manipulation, Cow's Milk; Is manipulation really a bad thing?
13:45 — Morals & ethics in marketing, cigarettes, social media & drugs
21:14 — What is the most powerful and most successfully marketed product in the world? Is there morality in Marketing? Branding vs. Sales vs. Marketing.
56:07 — Derail: GBTL in the U.S & Rainbow Washing during Pride Month; Are you pro GBTL? R
01:13:57 — Apple vs. Congo, and why the allegations are unlikely to be true
01:23:33 — Consumers responsibility, ju0l, pinj0l & PayLater
01:53:53 — The important role of private businesses in shaping the future of Indonesia, Marketing book recommendations from Adythia
2:07:28 — Moral Aesthetics; How morally flexible are you?

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Adit MKM adalah mas-mas Jawa biasa yang kebetulan selama setahun terakhir sudah punya kebiasaan baca buku. Sempat terlibat juga dalam kesenian stand-up comedy, tapi sekarang lebih banyak menghabiskan waktu untuk jalan-jalan bersama anabul.

Dr. Bagus Muljadi (PhD) is an Assistant Professor of Engineering at the University of Nottingham. His expertise lies at the interface between applied mathematics, physics, and engineering, with applications in geothermal, bio-architecture, semiconductor, peatland, and others involving flow in complex geometries. He also facilitates partnerships between UK and Indonesian higher education + research institutions. Through the UK-Indonesia Consortium for Interdisciplinary Sciences (UKICIS), Dr. Muljadi is helping the UK and Indonesia governments manifest stronger collaborations in research and innovation.

Timestamps:

0:00 — Precision in different languages (German vs. Indonesian)
02:36 — The role of the professor, wokeness infiltrating academia, and what are 'safe spaces' actually supposed to be?
16:03 — Progressivism vs. Liberalism & not putting your politics into boxes. What is the difference between Independent thinking vs. Critical thinking? Learning not to view antithesis as antagonization. Why do liberal values come much more naturally to some cultures compared to others?
22:18 — Sponsorship | Jalinstraksi
24:24 — Thesis vs. Antithesis in critical thinking
35:00 — Nationalism vs. Globalism, 'The Walled Garden' analogy by Professor Bagus. How do we get Indonesia on the international stage?

46:00  — Continuing to VIP Section
51:21 — More on Critical thinking vs. Independent thinking. Can independent thinking exist within a collective societal structure? Being individualists on a macro scale, being collectivist on a micro scale, rights & responsibilities being reciprocal
01:14:41 — Is independent thinking antithetical to social cohesion?
01:20:18 — How do we avoid being trapped in echo chambers on social media, and use it as a tool of exposure and perspective-taking? How to tell when people's political understanding is just whatever is trending on social media.
01:32:40 — Culture & accents, does Bagus get dogpiled on by people in the U.K for being more American accented?
01:39:27 — Comedians, the courage to tell the truth, more on how do we avoid being trapped in echo chambers on social media, and the importance of narratives & counter-narratives

Andytha F. Utami, also known as Afutami, is the Founder and CEO of Think Policy, a community-driven enterprise focusing on solving intergenerational issues through improving the ecosystem of policy making in Indonesia. She advises the government on addressing climate policy constraints, including energy and land transition, industrial decarbonization, as well as human capital development. She has nearly a decade of experience in the sector through her time as the Environmental Economist with the World Bank and Climate Program Lead at the World Resources Institute. In 2023, Think Policy co-initiated a technology-based political education movement Bijak Memilih (bijakmemilih.id) which aims to build a critical mass of engaged citizens, which has been accessed more than 11 million times and awarded the MIT Solve global competition. This year, she was named Fortune 40 under 40 for her contribution on public policy.Afu's has a Master’s in Public Policy from Harvard University and has published the best-selling book "Menjadi" which promotes critical thinking and awareness on social issues.

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02:02 — Where were you when Peringatan Darurat happened? Fufufafa, Private Jet & Body Odor; Content vs. Container, The Dance Floor vs. The Balcony
11:45 — Why don’t we know how to listen to different opinions anymore? Social media literacy, echo chambers, ego and cancel culture as the new fascism
38:58 — Do politicians deserve empathy & compassion?
52:40 — Afu’s Top 4 of where democracy went wrong
01:07:34 — Why should we not be voting based on our own values and morals? Socrates’ views on democracy.
01:19:50 — Lower Class, Middle Class & Rich People. Why it’s in rich people’s benefit to want to push up the poor and middle class, and how do we include rich people in the conversation?
01:36:49 — How do you get the courage to speak up and take action? How do we empower that in others? High Agency vs. Low Agency.
01:38:22 — Capitalism, Should billionaires exist? Should there be an inheritance tax?

Daniel Limantara is the CEO and Founder of Neo Historia Indonesia, a dynamic platform dedicated to revitalizing the way history is taught and appreciated. With a strong passion for making historical knowledge accessible and engaging, Daniel led his team to create content that resonates with a wide audience, effectively blending educational rigor with modern storytelling techniques. Daniel’s commitment to education and history not only enlightens but also inspires a new generation to dig deeper into their heritage.

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00.00 — Can you easily identify the different types of Chinese people? Discussing the diversity of Chinese Southeast Asian and the Chinese language
06:22 — Did your parents teach you Hokkien/Teochew?
11:19 — How is the writing system of Hokkien, Teochew and the other dialects? What's your Chinese name?
14:12 — What generation Chinese Indonesian are you? Cina Totok vs. Cina Peranakan
17:18 — How did we get here? Brief history of Chinese in Indonesia
28:25  — "Balik sana ke Cina!"
32:39 — Racial segregation between Chinese Indonesians and Non-Chinese-Indonesians.
36:43 — Chinese Indonesians are also racist towards each other.
38:33 — Chinese Indonesian Stereotypes
46:51 – Unpacking Chinese Indonesian generational traumaContinue to VIP:
50:15 — 1998 and the most harmful stereotype about Chinese Indonesians
55:22 — Where are we (Chinese-Indonesian) are trying to go? Did your parents allow you to hangout with non-Chindos?
01:01:35 — Can Chinese-Indonesian talk about politics? Discussing Chinese-Indonesian in politics and the after effects of Jaman Orba on Chinese Indonesians.
01:11:58 — Who is responsible for progressing the racial tolerance in Indonesia? What should we do to progress towards inclusivity in Indonesia?
01:23:58  — The myth of cultural incompatibility theory

Pandji Pragiwaksono is a father of 2, and a daddy to 283 million Indonesians. Sometimes he does standup comedy.

Timestamps:

00.45 — Were you allowed to cry as a child? What was growing up with divorced parents like? Was your father present? Was he a good husband?
10:30 — Is your mom/dad a good person?
13.33 — Sponsorship (JalinTraksi)
16:00 — Would you rather have a rich & absent parent, or a poor present parent? Pandji reflecting on being a shit dad
24:18 — How did your parent fuck up with you, and fucked you up? Unpacking generational trauma we inherited from our parents
29:55 — Why are you an angry person? Discussing mental health
36:30 — Daddy issues and sugar-babies. How did being fatherless affect Indah growing up?
45:44 — What did you continue and unlearn from your parents? Why did Indah's mom not get married? Why did Pandji's parents never remarry?
56:15 — Pandji's biggest fearContinue on VIP:
01.00.13 — Do you like being a dad? Why are you so hard on yourself?
01:10:55 — Did you want to be a dad? Why is Indah so adamant about adopting?
01.17.36 — Analyzing the Fatherlessness Epidemic in Indonesia & Deconstructing The Role of a Father
01:32:55 — Have you ever met men that resented having kids? Did your dad hug you? What's your love language?
01.47.30 —Solution to Fatherlessness, Abortion & Women’s Role in Fatherlessness

Grace Tahir has worked in the healthcare industry for 20+ years. She is one of the directors of Mayapada Hospitals, and a co-founder of digital media company, Everest Media. She loves reading books and is a mom of three.