@MumukshuSavitri A touching story. But an upper-caste family’s kindness to its Adivasi domestic worker tells us little about caste and food in India. Eating from her plate may be a lovely childhood memory. It tells us nothing about how caste shaped her life. Your perspective is not hers.
@SkinsCommander@smitaprakash Good. You’re aware of the tools that can help you get to the truth. Now apply some critical thinking. Gathering information is not the same as thinking. Once you grasp that, history may start to make sense. All the best !!
@SkinsCommander@smitaprakash I see you still don’t get it. Which WhatsApp University textbook did you study history from? The same one she used, I presume ;)
@harshmadhusudan Lol, I’m not sure what glue these mutual fund admins sniff every morning. With poo all over the country, including inside Parliament, there may be a reason for all the pooh-poohing.
@sandeep_PT OpenAI, with roughly $40 billion in revenue, apparently “lacks enterprise adoption.”
Fortunately, we have a so-called expert here to explain the business to us :)
@RashmiDVS Basically, you’re delighted they turned you into that stray-cat..someone they’d rather not see, but still leave a little food outside for..just in case :)
@harshmadhusudan First you need to develop coherence of thought..names dropping & psychological speculation presented as deduction is a waste of time.
@JaipurDialogues The villainy you teach me ..I will execute, and it shall go hard but I will better the instruction
— Shylock, The Merchant of Venice, Act 3, Scene 1
The more division you sow and the more hatred you preach, the harder it will eventually come down on you..
@FluentInFinance College was never supposed to be a trade where you exchange four years for a guaranteed higher salary. An electrician earning an exceptional scarcity premium proves that markets reward scarce skills; it proves nothing about the value of education itself.
@harshmadhusudan a remarkable amount of autobiography, moral credentialling and self-congratulation to avoid the rather mundane possibility that empirical claims about a country are allowed to be questioned. - what a smug !!
@sandipanthedeb After the Palas, political power in Bengal was disproportionately occupied by elites & dynasties originating outside the region. British rule paradoxically, produced perhaps the strongest indigenous Bengali professiona & intellectual elite since the pre-Sultanate period.