Frequently Asked: Why Don't Tuyuls Steal Money from ATMs and Banks? This is the Reason

"Frequently Asked, Why Don't Tuyul Steal Money from ATMs and Banks? This is the Reason"

"Dream - Tuyul is a supernatural creature in the form of a small child that is often used in the practice of pesugihan to steal money. However, not all money can be stolen by this supernatural being, one of which is the money stored in ATMs and banks."

Frequently Asked: Why Don't Tuyuls Steal Money from ATMs and Banks? This is the Reason

According to circulating beliefs, tuyul can change its body size to take money from small places. Ideally, small gaps like those in bank safes and ATMs should not hinder its actions. So, why doesn’t tuyul dare to steal from banks and ATMs? Check out the discussion below!

"1. Do not like metal"

"Why don't tuyuls steal from banks and ATMs? It turns out that tuyuls do not like objects made of metal, especially sharp objects like needles. Therefore, tuyuls do not want to steal from banks and ATMs, which are indeed made of metal."

"2. Cannot steal money that is tied"

According to legend, tuyul also cannot steal money that is clipped or tied with a rubber band because the collection of money is considered to still be mixed with someone else's property or not personal property. That is why tuyul does not steal from banks or ATMs.

"3. It must be clear who the owner is"

"As explained in point 2, tuyul will not be confused when stealing when the money is in the form of bundles in the bank or ATM because it does not belong to an individual. Because tuyul can only steal money that belongs to an individual or where it is clear who the owner is. Therefore, tuyul cannot steal money in banks and ATMs because it is still unclear who the owner is."

The translation of "Belum Tentu Benar" to English is "Not Necessarily True".

"However, this belief may not necessarily be true. To find out the exact reason why tuyul cannot steal from banks, we need to trace the origins of this creature."

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to English is:

The existence of tuyul was first associated with economic dynamics during the Dutch colonial era, especially during the economic liberalization carried out by the Dutch in the 1870s. Economic liberalization is a policy that replaced the forced cultivation system and was expected to improve the welfare of society. Unfortunately, not everyone felt the benefits of this policy, as only a handful of people profited.

In the book 'Indonesian Economy 1800-2010' (2012) by Jan Luiten van Zanden and Daan Marks, it is explained that the rules of economic liberalization gave rise to a new colonial regime.

One of the impacts is the takeover of people's plantations to be converted into larger plantations and sugar factories. This condition allows traders, both indigenous and Chinese, to become new wealthy individuals in a short time. Meanwhile, the life of farmers remains difficult and does not experience development.

The farmers believe that wealth is the result of real hard work. They are astonished to see merchants suddenly becoming rich without any clear effort. Out of curiosity, they wonder where the wealth comes from. When the merchants cannot provide a satisfactory answer, the farmers accuse them of stealing.

"Because at that time many people believed in mystical things, the farmers were convinced that the merchants were assisted by spirits to steal money."

Here is the translation: "This is the Real Reason Why Tuyul Never Steals from ATMs and Banks"

"Based on these views, tuyul does not steal money from the bank not for reasons such as fear of metal or confusion about who the owner is. However, the tuyul itself arises due to social and economic jealousy in the past to channel the feelings of envy and dissatisfaction of the farmers."

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