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On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 19:00:51 -0700, Lorenzo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Would it be a Paloelithically Correct , although a
>brutally crude assumption, to possibly think that
>India is a dying culture due to bad food chyoice. And now
> due to a fortunate choice of learning English, the
>brilliant young survivors of Indian Culture can migrate to
>the US and obtain a fascinating computer job.
>
Why do you look at India as dying?
India managed to sustain a billion of people today and survived through many
thousand years (7000-9000?) successfully nearly unchanged in food choice.
In a constant and comparably small space.
With millions of hunter/gatherer people surviving.
India will survive best if *doesn't* change.
While the US culture only has some 200 years and caused a far-reaching
change in a sparsly populated landscape (e.g. buffalos gone).
If you count Europe as the main cultural source of the US, you come closer
to the indian years - and to indian influences from that time.
Regards, Amadeus
(who will be sitting on a beach in India soon)
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