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It's sad to be in "the other cultural circle", isn't it? Imagine that in western Europe a number of theorems by eastern European mathematicians is known by the
by lrem 10y ago
It's sad to be in "the other cultural circle", isn't it? Imagine that in western Europe a number of theorems by eastern European mathematicians is known by the name of the western professor who would propagate it...
Also: I feel there should be a comma in the sentence above, but can't figure out where to put it :/
- jsprogrammer 10y agoAfter the 3, in place of the period.
- ktta 10y agoI understand what you're trying to convey and agree. I thought you might not have noticed the email address of the authors. Two of the authors' email addresses are of IIT Delhi, one of the universities managed by the Government of India. So these authors are in "the other cultural circle" too. One in which there's more than 10 times competition in the educational system for funding, compared to not only western and European counterparts but the Japanese one too, which the parent comment I think is/was a part of. Not just funding for cool projects. There is a very dire need for good universities but higher education in a good university is very difficult to have.
- numbsafari 10y agoI think you want to use commas to set off "in Western Europe". I think it's referred to as an "aside".