Comments on: Which is the most basic? http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/ That's how life is! Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:08:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Tag time http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-9183 Tag time Fri, 25 May 2007 08:28:12 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-9183 [...] 2. Which is the most basic? [...] [...] 2. Which is the most basic? [...]

]]> By: pr3rna http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-8815 pr3rna Thu, 10 May 2007 11:30:40 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-8815 I want Kalam to continue as President but who cares for public opinion. No political party is coming forward to support Kalam as president and they are the one who matter. :sad: I want Kalam to continue as President but who cares for public opinion. No political party is coming forward to support Kalam as president and they are the one who matter. :sad:

]]> By: Sharique http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1795 Sharique Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:15:08 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1795 trip, thats my personal experience :D Hamsini, great guy!! ask him to talk to sagaro :P he will set things right. Was he out of his mind when he was claming that? and it was bold of you to walk out of class. why blogger?? why not WP?? trip,
thats my personal experience :D
Hamsini,
great guy!! ask him to talk to sagaro :P he will set things right. Was he out of his mind when he was claming that? and it was bold of you to walk out of class.
why blogger?? why not WP??

]]> By: hamsini http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1789 hamsini Mon, 20 Nov 2006 14:12:42 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1789 YES!I WAND KALAM TOO!!! i actually walked out(and later got screwed ofcourse) for walking out on a human rights class(run by a guy who runs a human rights ngo) cuz he said kalam doesnt know anything about nucleur energy.bleah.the nerve of him.he also said that manmahoan singh doesnt know anything bout economics.i say that that guy doesnt know anything about human rights.:D:P btw.me shifted to blogspot- spunkyjunk.blogspot.com YES!I WAND KALAM TOO!!!

i actually walked out(and later got screwed ofcourse) for walking out on a human rights class(run by a guy who runs a human rights ngo) cuz he said kalam doesnt know anything about nucleur energy.bleah.the nerve of him.he also said that manmahoan singh doesnt know anything bout economics.i say that that guy doesnt know anything about human rights.:D:P

btw.me shifted to blogspot- spunkyjunk.blogspot.com

]]> By: trip http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1760 trip Mon, 20 Nov 2006 02:38:34 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1760 I also believe that a man of science has the intellectual power to excel in any field, except social :) thats a good one. I also believe that a man of science has the intellectual power to excel in any field, except social

:) thats a good one.

]]> By: Worldly education-II at Indian Muslims http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1687 Worldly education-II at Indian Muslims Sat, 18 Nov 2006 15:46:51 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1687 [...] I had written about the status of education among Muslims. Continuing on that, I would like to add different perspectives to it. I would like to analyze this issue based on male and female education. While some Muslims have taken steps to educate the male members of the community, the female members have been callously ignored and neglected to the background. Parents are ready to send their sons to far off places for education but they are wary with their daughters. Majority of Muslims are still in business, mostly small scale or the ubiquitous import-export business. Business class people are generally more interested in finding ways to expand their business and thus education is a mere formality, often a time pass activity. Their education itself is concentrated on non-science subjects. A friend, whose father has a highly profitable grocery shop, of mine once remarked that he cannot bow down to anyone in the workplace. So for him any job other than managing his grocery shop is like bowing to the wishes of someone else, a highly loathed prospective! And as I have argued why science is prerequisite and an absolute must for the progress of a civilization, the very nature of Muslim society in India has flaws. [...] [...] I had written about the status of education among Muslims. Continuing on that, I would like to add different perspectives to it. I would like to analyze this issue based on male and female education. While some Muslims have taken steps to educate the male members of the community, the female members have been callously ignored and neglected to the background. Parents are ready to send their sons to far off places for education but they are wary with their daughters. Majority of Muslims are still in business, mostly small scale or the ubiquitous import-export business. Business class people are generally more interested in finding ways to expand their business and thus education is a mere formality, often a time pass activity. Their education itself is concentrated on non-science subjects. A friend, whose father has a highly profitable grocery shop, of mine once remarked that he cannot bow down to anyone in the workplace. So for him any job other than managing his grocery shop is like bowing to the wishes of someone else, a highly loathed prospective! And as I have argued why science is prerequisite and an absolute must for the progress of a civilization, the very nature of Muslim society in India has flaws. [...]

]]> By: I Me My http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1683 I Me My Sat, 18 Nov 2006 13:42:53 +0000 http://www.shaarique.com/which-is-the-most-basic/#comment-1683 This is bringing it down to semantics because the answer to your question would depend on how you define 'basic'. If that means the 'first few building blocks' of something upon which you build then I'd say science is more basic. Man's lifestyle evolves based on each new finding of his, and most if not all of those findings are in some way 'scientific'. They all begin with observation followed by a hypothesis, then some research, an extended period of hands-on application and eventually a theory is born; a scientific process no doubt! However, as you pointed out yourself, language is an essential component of this scientific process because this process cannot be conducted in a social vacuum. Given that, language becomes mandatory; the tool with which to communicate in a social setting. So Science and language seem to be intertwined inextricably; both are as basic to human development. Interesting post. This is bringing it down to semantics because the answer to your question would depend on how you define ‘basic’. If that means the ‘first few building blocks’ of something upon which you build then I’d say science is more basic. Man’s lifestyle evolves based on each new finding of his, and most if not all of those findings are in some way ’scientific’. They all begin with observation followed by a hypothesis, then some research, an extended period of hands-on application and eventually a theory is born; a scientific process no doubt!

However, as you pointed out yourself, language is an essential component of this scientific process because this process cannot be conducted in a social vacuum. Given that, language becomes mandatory; the tool with which to communicate in a social setting.

So Science and language seem to be intertwined inextricably; both are as basic to human development.
Interesting post.

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