I found out about the "India problem" from the response I got on this quora: https://www.quora.com/Expertise/What-are-examples-of-experts-who-in-the-end-are-no

I found out about the "India problem" from the response I got on this quora: https://www.quora.com/Expertise/What-are-examples-of-experts-who-in-the-end-are-not-really-experts https://www.quora.com/Expertise/What-are-examples-of-experts... You'll see that the first 8 pictures posted in ranked order are all of indian decent. At firs I thought maybe Varrun Ramani's upvotes were some sort of 4chan/anonymous hack but that's the first time I discovered this "Indian problem". This is my "best" quora with the most followers. Anecdotally, it's peaked around 500 and it seems the makeup of it has skewed towards Indians. For me, it's just another tool to research and discover things. I'm sure if I worked for quora, I'd like it to be way more than just that. I like the comments about having country specific stuff, but then again that seems to be tough to break down current content that way. Perhaps that is a Manhattan Project that Quora needs to tackle. That all said, if I wanted to make a "random indian name generator" I'd definitely harvest it off certain quoras.