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I agree. As an Indian it is just sad that there are people that do this. The effect of such articles is actually the loss of faith in the real findings of those
by Xplune13 5y ago
I agree. As an Indian it is just sad that there are people that do this. The effect of such articles is actually the loss of faith in the real findings of those ancient people caused by exaggerated claims presented in these articles.
There are so many actual great things and findings written in those texts, but it seems like people are either in the ship of "Everything is in Vedas" or "All this isn't worth researching". The lack of interest in researching these ancient texts caused by these 2 extreme sides is disheartening.
- newyankee 5y agoPer this source, in their own words Fibonacci credits Indian mathematician for his series. There is a great deal of disservice done to Eastern sources in the history of Science & Mathematics which is mostly because modern versions of these mostly skipped these places. https://trueindologytwitter.wordpress.com/2020/03/31/indian-origins-of-the-fibonacci-sequence/ https://trueindologytwitter.wordpress.com/2020/03/31/indian-...
- Xplune13 5y agoNo doubt about it. There are A LOT of things that aren't credited correctly in the modern world, but these articles that I referenced aren't helping the situation at all. On the contrary, they're worsening the state all these topics are in with their exaggerated claims which make people question the integrity of the real work itself. There should be thorough studies about Indology (at least in far greater number than there are right now) without all these click-baity articles associated with it.