--- "Frederick [FN] Noronha "
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
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> Dr Helecar, I'm no expert in Maths, let alone Vedic
> Maths. I was just responding to your comment that
>"Science and mathematics are universal". I don't have
>the faith enough to make such a comment, and
>I believe every field of human
Dr Helecar, I'm no expert in Maths, let alone Vedic Maths. I was just
responding to your comment that "Science and mathematics are
universal". I don't have the faith enough to make such a comment, and
I believe every field of human endeavour is shaped by the context in
which it grew. Including the
--- "Frederick [FN] Noronha"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
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> Maths has gender bias (one only needs to google).
> And race bias too:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-racist_mathematics
>
It is hard to imagine how invocation of race and
gender, and other spurious postmodernist political
notions
Maths has gender bias (one only needs to google). And race bias too:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-racist_mathematics
Just today, I was reading that Marco Polo 'discovered' China.
To believe that knowledge -- whether the Sciences or the social
sciences -- is not born and nurtured in its socia
Frederick [FN] Noronha wrote:
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>It might just be another way of doing things,
>inadequately recognised by (mostly) Western-shaped
>science and maths.
>
Science and mathematics are universal. There is no
western-shaped and eastern-shaped science or
mathematics. Narlikar, Dani and many other scho
To Goanet -
Frederick [FN] Noronha wrote:
>Vedic maths a "sham"?
>It might just be another
>way of doing things, inadequately recognised
>by (mostly) Western-shaped science and maths.
There is no mathematics in the Vedas. Therefore,
"Vedic Mathematics" is neither Vedic nor is it
strictly
Vedic maths a "sham"?
It might just be another way of doing things, inadequately recognised
by (mostly) Western-shaped science and maths.
There has been a lot of debate over this issue, which can be found by
googling for "Vedic Maths controversy". I would not be so eager to
write it off, knowing
--- Goanet Events <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Research shows that the application of Vedic
> mathematics makes use of both parts of the brain. So
> versatile is this science that it has been
>incorporated in the educational syllabi of many
> countries worldwide.
>
Not only is the above clai
3-day Vedic Mathematics Workshop at International Centre Goa
Sadhnalaya in association with the International Centre Goa will organise a
3-day workshop on "Vedic Mathematics" from 28-30 April '08 at International
Centre Goa, Dona Paula from 4:30 to 6 pm. Admission is open for all. Mrs.
Ganga
