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plagiarism by the west and how original knowledge group has to fight to get it back.


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2020 Feb 3, 11:26am   2,740 views  56 comments

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Check from 7:11 to 7:30. It shows how the knowledge is plagiarized and call original knowledge society primitive.

Enough people here think that it is ok.

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50   Rin   2020 Feb 4, 1:20am  

goofus says
Present-day Persians


The thing is that really, only Iranians (with present day border) call themselves Persians. In reality, the areas just on the border of the Arabic Caliphate douchebag's empire, which were a part of Imperial Russia, have Persians who look a lot more like the original ones from prior Islamic times.



The above pretty much, passes for Slavic Russian easily.

And in terms of present day Russia, itself, here's Ossetia, an Orthodox Christian majority Persian subnationality within Russian ...



Again, more 'White' people.
51   Rin   2020 Feb 4, 1:31am  

Look, I don't want to be too much of a jerk but here's my conclusion.

Bahrain achieved independence in '72 and that was the last major British Colony and thus, earmarks the end of the what was once, a massive overseas empire spanning every time zone.

India, however, didn't achieve the above "level" until '91, with the death of Rajiv Gandhi (Indira's son, not related to the Mahatma) and the end of the Nehru line.

That's two generations of not having gotten rid of the Viceroy, foreign or domestic. The year 1947 was not legitimate, making Mohandas Gandhi's work insignificant against the actual events of history.

The world went through massive changes between '47 and '91 while India was still finding its way around.

Today, it's a new century and I'm hopeful for a bright future for India but ppl like the OP need to stop using the past as some 'revenge' motive when in reality, it's buried. The British do not want to retake India and America already tried to Silicon Valley-ize the South with banal results back in the 90s and 00s.

The only enemy here is Islam because they still live in the year 700 AD.

So let's bury the sword and move into the Information Age.
52   indc   2020 Feb 4, 2:06pm  

goofus says
Sanskrit, script of the Vedas, was a European language. Tocharian, the language of red-haired, European-descended mummies in western China (Tarim Basin), also used Sanskrit script.

Although controversial, perhaps Scythian expansion into NW India and Pakistan led to development of Vedic works.

By contrast, the main contribution of Dravidians to European culture seems to be the Romani (aka, gypsies, a group of Indian descent).

You're welcome. The plagiarism is Indian, as it is today with the widespread adoption of western science and literature norms.


Thank you for bringing the false theory of AIT/AMT. So India got everything from outside in past 2000yrs.

@Rin, does malaysia or bahrain face such stupid theories about their culture.
53   Bd6r   2020 Feb 4, 2:15pm  

goofus says
Sanskrit, script of the Vedas, was a European language.

Depends on definition...Indo-europeans spread from Caspian steppes into Europe and Indostan at about the same time, so just as well we can say that Indians are European, or Europeans are Indian. Furthermore, we can get into semantic arguments that these Indoeuropeans are not the original Europeans, as they partially displaced/assimilated/killed off original, Stone-age Europe inhabitants who were by that time mixed with Near-East farmers (the only original European language that survives from that time is Basque, and the only parts of Europe with substantial genetics from European Stone age inhabitants are near Baltic Sea).
54   Rin   2020 Feb 4, 3:54pm  

indc says

@Rin, does malaysia or bahrain face such stupid theories about their culture.


Here's the thing, Malaysia is in direct competition with Singapore, which is seen as an inferior culture to a Chinese majority city-state country. Yes, in southeast Asia, Chinese believe that they are the smart, hard working 'white' orientals whereas Malays are seen as being more lazy.

And as for Bahrain, being you might say "in the zone" between Persia and Arabia, they see their Persian side (whatever that means in terms of modern times) as the superior culture because they're always reminded of King Abdullah's Sharia state of Saudi, right next door, which for them will always be a backwater over being a former British protectorate.

So these places also have colonial baggage, as well as feuds among ethnicities.

Unlike India, however, corporate America didn't throw 'em billions of dollars to build up a Silicon Valley around Bangalore post-Indira/Rajiv Gandhi.

I have a friend, an Indian-American, who personally threw Wipro out of his company, during the past decade, because he was pissed off at the lack of business savvy and ability to deliver without a laundry list of excuses and complaints. In the end, he told his Wipro liaison that the Indian offshoring firm ran a body shop and not one of value added services which is how a company is suppose to dominate a market space in information technology. The British Empire did not create this problem circa 2010.
55   just_passing_through   2020 Feb 4, 5:36pm  

rd6B says
Europeans, as they partially displaced/assimilated/killed off original,


Even those stone agers replaced an earlier pre-ice age stoney group. Mesolithic stone age had a lot of neolithic attributes. But they too often lived in caves.
56   goofus   2020 Feb 4, 6:02pm  

indc says

Thank you for bringing the false theory of AIT/AMT. So India got everything from outside in past 2000yrs.


Almost as convincing as a politifact debunking. Try to follow along: India got its foundational Hindu texts, and written language, from westerners. Perhaps near-westerners (Iranians) and perhaps farther afield. Anything subsequent to 2000+ years ago would be post-mixing and credited to India. You began this thread claiming that Vedic agricultural methods ("organic farming") were "plagiarized" from India and brought to the west. That deserved a round laugh given the origin of Sanskrit.

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