Kenapa Anak-Anak Terbaik Kita Justru Takut Pulang ke Indonesia

Anies Baswedan spoke with students and the Indonesian diaspora in the DMV area about his journey from a classroom in America to the far corners of the country. He discussed the disparity in human quality that leaves millions in the informal sector, the meritocracy that makes the best students hesitate to return home, and the three major tasks that must be addressed if Indonesia is to progress. 🎙️ "Anies to Washington" Dialogue, White Oak Library, Silver Spring, Maryland, June 6, 2026 ⏱️ Viewing Guide 00:00 — Returning home and touring remote parts of Indonesia 04:38 — Inequality in human quality 07:35 — The pyramid that leaves 18 million people behind 10:43 — The difference between technocracy and politics 12:02 — Inspiration is priceless 14:11 — Meritocracy is what drives progress 16:21 — Competent people are like strong currency 19:13 — Compromise is allowed, values ​​remain upheld 20:48 — Three major homework assignments for Indonesia to take off #AniesBaswedan #Washington #SilverSpring #DMV #diaspora #indonesia #america #meritocracy #latestaniesbaswedan