And i’m glad reading your article. But should remark on few general things, The website style is ideal, the articles is really great : D. Good job, cheers

I’d like to use some of your text in a book I’m writing, specifically:
“For close to two hundred years, British rule in India was book-ended by famines –– ten million perished as hunger, anomie [instability in society caused by the erosion or abandonment of moral and social codes], loot, and confusion accompanied the British takeover of Bengal, and another three million were sacrificed to save the world from the peril of Nazism and Japanese militarism –– and in between epidemics, disease, war, and other famines took a massive toll of human life. While life expectancy in Britain, most of Europe, and the United States increased significantly from the second half of the nineteenth century onwards, in India it declined from 24.6 in 1871-81 to 20.1 in 1911-21, and on the eve of independence [in 1947] life expectancy was still less than 30.”
Source: Lal V. (2011). Lal Salaam: A blog by Vinay Lal. Ours But To Do and Die: The Culture and Politics of Death in India http://vinaylal.wordpress.com/2011/09/12/ours-to-do-and-die-the-culture-and-politics-of-death-in-india/

The book relates to a critique of industrialist capitalism: if you want to look at your text in situ I’ve posted the part of the chapter where it is used in my blog. If you are not happy for me to use this I’ll remove from the chapter and blog.

Cheers
Stephen Kimber

Before one compares internet with Hinduism, one
has to fairly admit the impossibillity of definition
of both categories…which are at least giant mythological
architectures…with the undenyable fate of every
type of architecture ever appeared since manhood,
i mean bound to fall…the decline of the internet can,t
be figured to day…at least it will run the same game like
every other materialistic corpus : designed to die…..(!)

So i like to come back shortly to my theoretical
equotation which says : Internet is a Myth far beyond definition
as well as so called Hinduism is…one sees clearly he
will end in deterministic or non-deterministic types of phlisophical
reflections which are…at least in the noble and genuine way,
in the oldest form : so called hinduism…

In many ways approaching a therotical focus on The Internet
one needs to have a lifespan of studies for only one aspect…

The mathematical philosophical Idea behind the internet
is Logical Positivism a philo school with low reputation in the field
and history of philosophy…

The Internet has NO philosophy it,s a pure long distance
number crunching information transporter…to the great joy and
amusement to the wide public who is far beyond
to understand it,s generic type even not in 6 million years..(!)

The drama of human existence is exactly mirrored in the internet…
and will come to same conclusions like rVeda

Any way thanks to have to opportounity to place here a very short statement
RAM51