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Old 13th January 2016, 05:29 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by ariel
No more fantasies, reliances on "personal logic", poorly translated citations of citations and the rest of pseudo-scientific junk.
Dear Ariel
I totally agree with you. This was enough:
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If I had to choose a sword for a battle, my absolute preference would be for a European one rather than Indian. Interestingly, the Indians thought the same: they mass -produced blades with fake European markings as a sign of the highest quality.
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In contrast, industrial production of British swords was aimed at (and actually achieved) complete uniformity, solid quality and reliability
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The questions have been answered to the satisfaction of every reasonable person and we are just repeating ourselves.
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