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Comment #41714896
A touching article! I have enjoyed similar times with my grandpa. On the topic of Cobol, I simply don't understand why people hate it so much. It has a shallow learning curve like …
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Comment #32908321
This is a shoddy article, and conflates unrelated issues. First, it wasn’t a software issue at all that grounded the plane. Second, Boeing has categorically said that MCAS
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Comment #27763075
This has been an incredible discussion, thank you all for contributing. I hope my original point was made, which was that there is often bias when the western world talks about “an…
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Comment #27762925
Songuahkrito is not Samskruta but Bengali. So what’s your point?
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Comment #27762905
You are almost completely wrong. How do you account for the precision of Panini as the previous commenter pointed out? How do you know to postulate that? There is NO other formaliz…
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Comment #27749153
It seems to me that you are proving my point.
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Comment #27749130
Vedic Samskrutam was a different language than Paninis classical Samskrutam. We need to recognize size that.
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Comment #27749102
It is NOT Sanskrit, which was foisted on the world by the british. Please be respectful and call it by it real name, given by Panini which literally codified and formalized it.
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Comment #27749077
I don't understand why an academic linguist is more qualified than a traditionally educated scholar in India, who has deep knowledge of the classics. I don't deny that there were l…
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Comment #27723884
How fossilized? While it is not used as an everyday language, there is a yet growing library of literature, and vigorous philosophical debate that happens in Samskruta. BTW, an unr…
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Comment #27723863
In classical recitation, with ghanapatha and other techniques, I would expect that pronunciation is strict, meters are accounted for, and things have remained relatively unchanged …
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Comment #27723832
Could you elaborate please? How do you establish that?
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Comment #27723077
You mean “What did ancient European languages sound like” perhaps? I would submit that Samskruta (NOT the anclicised Sanskrit) sounds exactly like how it did in ancient times. How …