And this line could seriously undermine malla rAjIva (in case you'r aware who he is)'s thesis and line of warfare. Actually, that's why I'm quite a skeptic of that.
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Yes this is what I had in mind! His use of 'cultural appropriation' in the sense of not-attributing ideas mined from dharmic sources is legitimate, but unfortunately that's not what the term broadly means today.
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indeed: like in science, I am not saying one should not fight non-citation but once you put a technology (the broadest sense) in public to expect others not to use it is nonsensical: I'm unaware of a human culture which doesnt. even those perceived as closed like Japanese opened
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Indeed. This also unfortunately associates with 'everything came from India' Oakism. There's no easy answers here. Only way forward is to actually produce knowledge worth appropriating again, this time with cultural marketing
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