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Maybe you living in fantasy land. But currently no Singapore business is remotely interested in this project. And why would Singaporeans move there when Johor is closer and has better infrastructure such as hospitals and proper port to fish fresh seafood + RTS link?

Thank you for the insightful recommendation! Vernor Vinge's essay indeed marks a pivotal moment in our understanding of the technological singularity, and the foresight of thinkers like Shannon and von Neumann continues to be a beacon for those exploring the frontiers of technology, including AGI. It's fascinating to see how these early visions are shaping our current discussions and developments. One concept that interests me in particular is the concept of the 'event horizon' in the context of the singularity is particularly intriguing-where beyond a certain point, our models of the future become unpredictable due to the emergence of superintelligent entities.

BORNEO 🚫🚫🚫🚫 KALIMANTAN ✔✔✔✔

i choosed prabowo, because of nice jingle music, and IKN cointinus. haha. so dont play words about ikn

playing words... hmmm, we have 01 here, do you affiliate with that thing?

As Indonesian who was born and still living in Jakarta, I can say it's neither fantasy or utopia. It's fucking business. We just found out our president invited Singaporean to move in the new capital city while some locals native people are required to move out. Please check some videos of our president was giving speech and inviting Singaporeans to move and invest in the new capital city as he said the properties in Singapore are very expensinve

Java island also have forest. 0:04 The capital city was built on former coconut plantation land

Your hopes for IKN (Nusantara) resonate with many who wish to see developing countries progress and thrive. It's true that perceptions in foreign media can vary widely, but the global community often rallies in support when innovative projects show promise for sustainable development and improved quality of life. The success of Nusantara would not only be a significant milestone for Indonesia but could also serve as an inspiring model for urban development worldwide. Let's stay optimistic and supportive of such forward-thinking initiatives.

But Singaporeans who will live there. 😂

@@piaku3920 You think Singaporeans are that dumb? How about buying a mirror first for yourself?

dihh coba liat tu sekarang, udah mulai ada tanda tanda mangkrak

@@chootanf darimana tanda-tandanya? ya gini ini bikin indonesia tidak maju-maju, jika ingin jadi negara maju harus berpikiran optimis dong....jangan dibutakan dengan kebencian...anda orang indonesia bukan? harusnya bangga kita bisa bikin ibu kota sendiri bukan ibu kota warisan dari kolonial belanda.....

Thank you!

That's a valid concern. For solar power to truly be a sustainable solution for rural communities, it's essential that these communities have access to training and resources for the maintenance and operation of solar systems. Many solar projects now include educational programs and technical support as part of their implementation strategy. Additionally, partnerships with local organizations and governments can provide ongoing support and resources. The aim is to empower communities not just with solar technology, but with the knowledge and skills to maintain it, ensuring its long-term impact and sustainability.

You've raised an important point. The initial investment in CEA can indeed be substantial, highlighting the need for economic models that are inclusive of producers of all scales, not just large corporations. It's essential for the industry to explore and develop financing solutions, subsidies, and technological innovations that can lower entry barriers for small-scale producers. Additionally, community-supported agriculture (CSA) models, co-operatives, and public-private partnerships could play significant roles in making CEA more accessible. The goal is to create a sustainable food system that benefits everyone, fostering diversity and resilience within our agricultural practices.

The future looks promising.

Great questions! The long-term cost savings from solar power can indeed offset the initial investment, with many systems paying for themselves in just a few years due to reduced electricity bills and, in some cases, incentives like feed-in tariffs. As for the environmental impact, it's true that manufacturing and disposing of solar panels involve energy and resources. However, the solar industry is increasingly adopting recycling practices and improving the sustainability of materials used in panels. Plus, the overall environmental benefits of reduced fossil fuel consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions during the operational life of solar panels significantly outweigh these impacts. It's all about balancing initial costs and impacts with long-term benefits.

Absolutely, your insight is spot on! Living off-grid does come with its unique set of challenges, but the integration of solar power into these settings is proving to be a game-changer. Not only does it provide a reliable and sustainable source of energy, but it also fosters empowerment by giving communities control over their power supply. This autonomy, combined with the environmental benefits of using clean energy, truly creates a win-win scenario that enhances both local living conditions and the global ecosystem. It's inspiring to see how solar power is lighting the path towards a more sustainable and empowered future for off-grid communities.

It's thought-provoking to consider how the perspectives of Western countries on policies in Asia can serve as indicators of their effectiveness or innovation. Your point about the potential for disagreement or resistance from Western countries highlights the complex interplay of global politics and policy-making. Indeed, policies that challenge the status quo or introduce new paradigms might not always be met with approval, yet they can still signify important advancements or shifts in thinking. It's crucial to evaluate policies on their merits, impacts, and alignment with sustainable and equitable development goals.

Real not reel

Your point is well taken, and it's important to clarify that when referring to the "untouched forests of Borneo," it's more about evoking the rich biodiversity and natural heritage of the region rather than suggesting that all areas are pristine or undisturbed. Borneo is indeed home to various land uses, including industrial forests dedicated to paper and tissue production. Recognizing the complexity and diversity of Borneo's ecosystems is crucial in discussions about sustainable development and conservation efforts. Thank you for bringing attention to this nuance.

Indonesians have very convenient memories. Apparently, the last few year's haze is not started by them. Crazy logic

It's inspiring to see the enthusiasm for Indonesia's progress and collaborations that drive innovation, like the development of IKN and advancements in transportation. These steps not only reflect Indonesia's ambitions to become a leading nation but also highlight the importance of international partnerships in achieving such milestones. Keep the spirit alive, Indonesia! 🇮🇩✨

Thank you for highlighting this important distinction. Your insight helps foster a more nuanced conversation about environmental stewardship and sustainable development in Borneo.

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to address specific areas accurately, and I appreciate the clarification about Jakarta's situation. The decision to move the capital to Nusantara, indeed, factors in various considerations including population density and urban planning. Each city will play a crucial role, with Jakarta continuing as a vibrant economic hub.

​@@thetvschannel isu jakarta tengelam itu di hembuskan oleh pengusaha, agar proyek pulau buatan terlaksana😂 sesungguhnya masalah jakarta hanya pendangkalan dan penyempitan sungai😊 coba anda ketik di pencarian TH-cam dengan kata kunci "pantai indah kapuk" ada 17 pulau reklamasi dengan hutan magrove

It's interesting to hear different viewpoints on Jakarta's environmental challenges. The efforts in areas like Pantai Indah Kapuk show the complexity of managing urban development and natural preservation. Every perspective adds depth to our understanding of these issues.@@chaca937

​@@thetvschannel ASEAN will be the new Greater China and China Hegemony shall rule the Malay Archiepelago. Why worry.

True 😅

It's a valid point that environmental concerns are global and historical context is crucial. Many countries, including those in the West, have faced similar challenges with their natural resources. It's important for all nations to learn from each other and work collaboratively towards sustainable practices. Your comment highlights the importance of a balanced perspective on environmental issues. And it's crucial to approach natural resource use with caution and responsibility. Implementing sustainable forestry practices, investing in reforestation projects, and promoting the use of renewable energy can help mitigate environmental impacts. Encouraging global collaboration and sharing best practices in conservation can also play a significant role in preserving our planet for future generations.

barat ketika masih miskin,mereka melakukan apa saja,merampok,menjarah,membunuh,apalagi merusak alam itu hal terakhir yang akan mereka pikirkan ketika mereka kaya,tiba tiba mereka menjadi malaikat yang mengurui semua orang tentang kebaikan dan kebenaran lucu ketika mereka menunjuk orang lain dengan jari telunjuk mereka sebenarnya menunjuk diri mereka sendiri dengan empat jari tersisa😂😂

Have you conveniently forgotten how the haze in the past few years is started in Indonesia or you still blaming other countries for the haze started in your own backyard? Or it doesn't matter that thousands of Indonesians die from haze related illness?

betul halusinasi si Yaman nyapres😂😂😂

200 tahun......

mungkin saat ini bukan zaman kita yang menikmati kesuksesan Nusantara sobat...tapi kelak anak cucu dan keturunan kita akan berterima kasih, karena dizaman nya, mereka akan merasakan "kedigdayaan dan kejayaan" Indonesia yang hilang telah kembali ✨🤲👍