The South African analogy hits uncomfortably close. You don’t want to dig too deep into the historic roots of South African military talent . You don’t want to dig too deep into the historic roots of Indian management talent. In both cases you may not like the answers you find.
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*whistles and strolls away nonchalantly, accidentally dropping a Glock*
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How'd you do in the spelling bee?
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I wun fust price
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It can be. Short for Swaminathan. South Indian names traditionally are just 1 name, with father’s name or village name prefixed as initials if necessary for paperwork. The pattern is changing to western style first/last though and Swamy or Swaminathan is usu cast as a last name
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Wait what are you talking about?
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Jeeez man
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Harsh but true
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Any obvious tells to distinguish the two?
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Hmm, not that I can think of
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