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There is not the slightest doubt that every piece of empirical evidence can be explained away by one who wants to hang on to the myth of Euclid, just as every piece of evidence against astrology can be explained away by those who make a living from it.

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This plays on the psychology of the colonized, who are persistently taught that only Western sources are reliable, a cardinal principle of Wikipedia even today.

The key thing to recognise here is that false history was (and remains) a key source of colonial power.

Unfortunately, there are double standards in the matter: one standard for Greek history, another for Indian.

We should change the teaching of math, and teach normal math solely for its practical value.

Witzel’s way of arguing, by concocting a false position for the opponent and attacking it, is unethical, whether it was done deliberately or because of lack of understanding.

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