Did Hindu superstitions destroy Indian science?

by Guest Fri May 12, 2017 5:47 am

An insightful blog about how Hindu superstitions may have contributed to destroying Indian science:

http://creative.sulekha.com/alberuni-and-indian-astronomy_325325_blog

by southindian Fri May 12, 2017 8:22 am

Rashmun wrote:An insightful blog about how Hindu superstitions may have contributed to destroying Indian science:

http://creative.sulekha.com/alberuni-and-indian-astronomy_325325_blog

Dear Motherfucker,

You write a post with your demented views and then quote that article in another post to prove something. Smile

What an asshole you are.

by Vakavaka Pakapaka Fri May 12, 2017 8:40 am

southindian wrote:
Rashmun wrote:An insightful blog about how Hindu superstitions may have contributed to destroying Indian science:

http://creative.sulekha.com/alberuni-and-indian-astronomy_325325_blog
Dear Motherfucker,

You write a post with your demented views and then quote that article in another post to prove something.

What an asshole you are.

Don't blame him. Dracula's followers have no choice but to find a way for their master to bite more innocent people........

by Guest Fri May 12, 2017 9:30 am

Rashmun wrote:An insightful blog about how Hindu superstitions may have contributed to destroying Indian science:

http://creative.sulekha.com/alberuni-and-indian-astronomy_325325_blog

I loved Alberuni's comparison of Brahmagupta with Socrates. It is important to remember though that Socrates was unwilling to compromise (he preferred death to compromise), whereas Brahmagupta was happily compromising scientific truth by mixing Hindu superstition into it. Alberuni says we should forgive Brahmagupta because of his young age when he wrote the words defending hindu superstition and mixing it with scientific truth. Probably Brahmagupta feared physical attacks on him of the kind the modern Gau Rakshaks have been launching on cattle farmers, and it was for this reason that he mixed hindu superstition with scientific truth (to save his skin).

by garam_kuta Fri May 12, 2017 9:49 am

Rashmun wrote:
Rashmun wrote:An insightful blog about how Hindu superstitions may have contributed to destroying Indian science:

http://creative.sulekha.com/alberuni-and-indian-astronomy_325325_blog

I loved Alberuni's comparison of Brahmagupta with Socrates. It is important to remember though that Socrates was unwilling to compromise (he preferred death to compromise), whereas Brahmagupta was happily compromising scientific truth by mixing Hindu superstition into it. Alberuni says we should forgive Brahmagupta because of his young age when he wrote the words defending hindu superstition and mixing it with scientific truth. Probably Brahmagupta feared physical attacks on him of the kind the modern Gau Rakshaks have been launching on cattle farmers, and it was for this reason that he mixed hindu superstition with scientific truth (to save his skin).

slow day, eh? this is called public masturbation, hissing just cold air. I wonder where you're schooled to be just an echo chamber/ all antennae / download only type of an entity.

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