Rahmat Wibowo published a detailed case study mocking an anonymized but identifiable academic, Dr. Suryadiputra Liawatimena, deriding him for leading with credentials over substance, misquoting laws, inventing rules, and issuing dares, framing the credential as one that 'kept losing arguments.'
| ID | ev-20260618-017 |
|---|---|
| Source | Rahmat Wibowo LinkedIn |
| Targets | Suryadiputra Liawatimena |

Transcript
ad, and a
credential that kept losing
arguments.
Six acts, one chat
thread, anda
credential that kept
losing arguments,
Study case of Dr.
Suryadiputra
Liawatimena,
S.Kom.,
PgDip.App.Sci.
% Rahmat Wibowo GeFottow )
Academic Qualification
> 2022, Doctor of Computer Science
(Dr), Bina Nusantara University,
Indonesia
> 2005, Doctor of Science Education
(Dr), Curtin University of Technology,
Australia
> 1996, Post Graduate Diploma
Applied Science - Computer Studies
(PaDip.App.Sei), Edith Cowan
University Australia
> 1991, Bachelor of Computer
Engineering (S.Kom), STMIK Bina
Nusantara, Indonesia
Acomplete, anonymized walk through
one exchange, from the opening offer to
the closing proverb, kept in order
because the order is what shows the
pattern.
What follows is not an argument about
who is smarter. It is a record, kept in
sequence, of what happens when a
person leads with a title instead of an
answer. Identifying details are removed.
The structure and substance of what
was said are not, because the structure
is the entire point: watch what happens
each time the credential runs out of
road.
The opening offer
The conversation does not open with a
disagreement. It opens with a proposal:
help draft a legal notice against the very
point being raised, and split whatever
comes of it.
The legal argument, and the citation that
didn't hold
The thread moves into legal territory:
intent ("mens rea"), the threat of a
police report, and a claim about which
law applies. Two separate statute years
are cited as current law in the same
minute.
KUHP Baru — Pasal 471 ayat (2)
The actual provision: broadcasting or
distributing a recording of a private
conversation without consent is
addressed under this article. It was
quoted in full, by number, in direct
response to the claim that no such rule
existed.
The reply to a correctly
cited statute was not a
counter-citation. It was:
“wrong, this doesn't
apply, you don't even
know that the ITE law no.
1 of 2024 isn't the
reference anymore, it's
law no. 1 of 2023 now."
Both numbers refer to the
same amendment in
sequence, not competing
laws, a detail that did not
slow the certainty down.
PATTERN: correction met with volume,
not counter-evidence.
Rules that exist only when needed
Anew claim surfaces: three warnings,
and a rule about expulsion. Asked where
this rule is written down, the answer is
that it is an unwritten rule among
admins. Pressed further, the jurisdiction
shifts entirely, to a meeting protocol
from London, nearly a century old.
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The “prove it without Al" challenge
After being told the conversation was no
longer worth continuing, the response
was not a concession. It was a dare:
write a thousand words about the case,
in thirty minutes, with no Al assistance,
as if that were the actual measure of
who was right.
“cain trsingenugh un your arn tnd m=
A request to defend the same person
had been made minutes after accusing
them of not knowing the law. Both can
be true of the same conversation, and
that is exactly what was on record here.
Areal opportunity, recast as arrogance
A genuine professional message arrives
during the same window: someone
based in the US, impressed by the cloud
and Al engineering work, requesting a
short call. Sharing it was read not as
documentation, but as showing off.
A platform notice also appears in this
stretch, a post taken down for not
meeting professional community policy,
met with the position that content found
in violation gets removed by the platform
itself, not by personal accusation.
The close: two proverbs, no resolution
The thread ends not with an apology or
aretraction, but with proverbs about
humility, offered as if they applied to the
person who had just been corrected on
the law twice and the rules once.
What the record actually shows
No editorializing needed. The numbers
come straight from the timeline above.
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What was actually being asked for, in older
words
The closing proverbs were not wrong on
their own. They were just aimed in the
wrong direction. Read here for what they
actually mean.
Hold the line. Cite the source. Let the record
speak.
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