Do tell.
I've watched ISRO grow in front of my eyes. I've already mentioned this, but since fanboys, counting you as one, have convenient memories, that has already been steered away from.
I had asked about the SLVs that were mentioned; nobody came back to me. This - ISRO and IT - seems to be one more trope like the one million Indian soldiers in Kashmir trope.
The point is that we hear twenty-year old experts spouting about institutions and areas of expertise about which they know Jack Squat, and congratulating themselves in little asides on the clever ways they have trapped those silly Indians.
How come you run away like little bunny rabbits every time a blunt question is asked?
Either you have interacted with the wrong Indians, or you have gone out there looking for hate for Pakistan.
Not fun, pathetic.
It isn't the kids making horses' arses of themselves that is depressing, because kids have always managed to do that. I remember having mentioned the fact the only year that my Tata IT-related organisation scored over TCS in software exports, and the old hickory of the industry, F. C. Kohli, asking an irritated question about that.
It's the older people, those in their late 30s and early 40s, going around saying utterly ridiculous things that reminds one very sharply that for every ten bhakts we have, they have one or two of these types, and that just fits into the demographics.
Have to live with that, but with this forum presenting a distilled version of outside society.
