Wikimania 2008 Alexandria :: Change the shape of wisdom
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I'm currently on a crusade against "ironically". And now "interestingly" is also on my list -- I found one sentence starting, "Interestingly and ironically", which was just proof to me that my sword is insufficiently swift. But I'm letting "interestingly" stay in video game and other pop culture sorts of articles, because, really, who cares. I don't like adverbs in general, it would appear. "Indeed" is now on my list too.
As an Indian and a scientist, I have to make a few clarifications about this article.
1) The motif being spoken of is something that I have never heard of in Hinduism. Despite being a reliegion, Hinduism has strangely neo-scientific views on the universe's structure and creation, including its cyclic and infinite nature.
2) Even if this motif does exist in Hinduism somewhere, I personally feel that this article is not fair in its portrayal of 'the Indian'.
The evil clowns of the world breath the sh!t of mothers, robots and mormons.
