If the United States and others do not take this view for the new science diplomacy, high hopes will end in frustration and mistrust.
Mr Sudarsono says that, though the army has officially given up its role in public security, some local authorities still call on it to deal with unrest because they mistrust the police.
In such an atmosphere of mistrust, miscalculation rules on both sides.
We pushed back on the undue influence of special interests. We didn't give in to mistrust or to cynicism or to fear.
If not, the world faces decades of hostility and mistrust.
Researchers particularly mistrust President Nicolas Sarkozy, who mocked their output early this year and who likes to deride French intellectuals.
There was no fear nor mistrust between us.
Till now, Italy's increasingly geriatric politicians could argue they were responding to a widely Shared mistrust of change in a country where change has seldom been for the better.
And second, their redesign of the state is limited by their mistrust of local councils, often a more logical place to devolve political power to than unelected busybodies.
Many Israelis still feel this way: indeed, their mistrust has increased since the years of intifada and the rise of Hamas and a militant Iran, which both say they seek Israel's destruction.
But a decade later, we've shown that America doesn't hunker down and hide behind walls of mistrust.
She is unaware of how hurtful her mistrust is to him.
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