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I am a Pakistani and I do not hesitate to admit that Indians(Hindus specially) have been found quite good at math and chess and now software/IT. I am not sure

by pknerd 5y ago

I am a Pakistani and I do not hesitate to admit that Indians(Hindus specially) have been found quite good at math and chess and now software/IT. I am not sure whether there is some research about it why is it like that? some diet/belief or some other matter? Happy to learn more about it.

kzrdude 5y ago
Vishy Anand inspired the up and coming indian chess players.
- pknerd 5y ago
  VIshwanath Anand is a Hindu
  - cocoland2 5y ago
    Come from the same region as these folks. There is no correlation to religion in a lot of this. I studied in Govt. institutions where no one cared about a lot of religion , it was just race to the top. I understand there is a lot more polarity now , trust me this does not have a thing!. The most inspirational engineer all of us looked to was Dr. APJ. Peer groups matter
kangalioo 5y ago
I always thought it's due to parental/societal pressure to excel
teatree 5y ago
It has nothing to do with religion IMO. Education is given a lot of importance in southern India, that could have helped a tiny bit, but apart from that I don't see how it is relevant. Dr Abdul Kalam is widely revered in India for his contributions to rocket propulsion, pretty sure he was good at math & physics as well.